Square

The artist unveils a haunting tableau set against the backdrop of a moonless night. Amidst the darkness, a solitary building emerges, restless souls seeking solace behind its illuminated windows. Within the confines of each room, inhabitants wrestle with insomnia, their collective yearning for belonging palpable in the air. As cars weave through the streets, the building transforms into a nexus of transient existence—a fleeting sanctuary amidst the ceaseless flux of urban life. So painful is the depiction, that my mind tries to erase the building from the painting, and then all of a sudden, an injured Rothko emerges. The artist captures the essence of human longing and displacement, inviting viewers to contemplate the elusive search for a place to call home.

so many lives, all so different yet so close