City Resonance captures the living pulse of urban existence—its rhythm, heat, and unrelenting motion. In this textured Cubist abstraction, the city is not merely built, it is heard—a layered symphony of geometry and grit. Bursting with crimson reds, ochres, and deep golds, the verticals rise like soundwaves, vibrating with ambition and echoing the footfall of millions.

A bridge arcs toward the future, its warm tones softening the geometric density. On the right, pale silvers and creams hint at light breaking through the city’s intensity—perhaps dawn, perhaps memory. Diagonal beams shoot across the surface like spotlights or searchlights, adding cinematic urgency.

Every brushstroke feels percussive. Every angle hums with purpose. Like jazz on steel or prayers in concrete, the city reveals its soul through vibration. This is not a skyline—it is a score. A portrait of the metropolis as music, where the nāda (resonance) of human life builds, expands, and endures. The city doesn’t sleep. It sings.