Where The Streets Have No Name

The painting features a striking combination of orange, black, and white, with hints of gray. Bold, fiery orange sections spread across the canvas, interspersed with deep black shapes, creating a dramatic contrast. The white and gray background serves as a neutral base, overlaid with textures and stenciled patterns, giving the piece a sense of depth and layering.

The interplay between the bold colors and intricate textures invites the viewer to explore the tension between abstraction and structure, making the piece visually captivating and thought-provoking. It conveys a raw, urban atmosphere. In a city where maps fade and boundaries blur, the streets have no names, only whispers of what once was. Graffiti and shadows blend with the rust of forgotten time, an urban landscape left to decay and reinvent itself. The air is thick with memory, rebellion, and silence. Here, every corner tells a story, but none offers directions.

Details

140 cm x 100 cm 

acrylics, mixed media on canvas.

​set in a painted floating frame

Original painting.

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