Reading the City

I don’t think of the city as something to be depicted. I relate to it as something that has to be read.

Certain forms recur: houses, streets, vertical structures, traces of vegetation. Yet they never return unchanged. Repetition functions here as a method, not as a motif. I use it to observe how meaning shifts when the same form is placed under different chromatic conditions. Each return slightly alters the reading. Each variation leaves something unresolved.