The Water Tower

Concrete, acrylic on board.

36x48"

The artist’s intention in this piece is to explore themes of time, transformation, and the coexistence of decay and renewal within the urban landscape. By juxtaposing the muted, weathered textures of the city with the vibrant, stained-glass-like water tower, they highlight the resilience of both structures and artistic vision. The luminous, mosaic tower stands as a beacon of reinvention amid the aging skyline, symbolizing the beauty found in impermanence. Through the tactile quality of peeling paint, crumbling facades, and rusted surfaces, the artist reveals a fascination with how time alters the built environment, turning erosion into an organic form of artistry. This piece challenges the notion that decay signifies loss, instead presenting it as an ongoing dialogue between history and rebirth, where even the most worn surfaces hold a quiet, evolving beauty.