Metropoles are masterpieces of order: symmetrical streets, gleaming facades, pulsating lights reflecting off pristine surfaces. But anyone who truly immerses themselves in a city quickly senses another reality lurking beneath — the unpredictable, the unstructured, the human element.

 Photographs of urban landscapes—seemingly perfect snapshots of concrete, steel, and light—form the foundation. But then, painting takes over.

The works shown have evolved over more than a decade, between 2014 and 2025. They capture not only architectural structures but also a deeply personal artistic exploration of order and disorder. A search for balance. A dialogue between structure and dissolution, control and freedom. After all, what would a city be without its organized foundation—or without the creative, untamed forces that breathe life into it?

Welcome to Metropolitan Aura — where perfection meets disorder, and an entirely new kind of harmony emerges.