Think Big

In this piece, the city stretches endlessly in every direction, a vast, repeating grid of towering structures. The architecture, cold and geometric, overwhelms the senses, evoking both fascination and unease. Every building looks as though it was crafted from the same blueprint—an endless repetition, mirroring the mechanical rhythms of urban life. The horizon blurs into the distance, giving the impression that this city is boundless, with no escape or beginning.

Above, the only natural elements seem to be the clouds drifting overhead, offering a fleeting contrast to the rigidity below. But even the clouds appear unnaturally perfect, raising the question: are they truly natural, or just another construct of this artificial world? In this "Infinite City," the viewer is left to ponder the relationship between the man-made and the natural, and whether, in a city like this, anything organic can truly remain.