Psychic Architecture

This expressionist cityscape is engulfed in shades of red and ember-orange, as if the entire environment is shaped by emotion rather than physics. Buildings rise at uneasy angles, their walls leaning and twisting inward, creating a sense of compression and psychological weight. Windows glow like watchful eyes, uneven and alert, while narrow streets funnel the viewer forward into the heart of the city. Above, the sky churns with layered crimson clouds, amplifying the tension below. The brushwork feels bold and deliberate, with sharp edges and flattened planes that fracture space and perspective. Despite its instability, the city feels alive—breathing, observing, and quietly unsettled. It is not a place meant to be navigated easily, but felt: an urban landscape rendered as an emotional state.