It begins with a single square, then another, then hundreds, unfolding like windows scattered across a skyline. Each one carries a different shade, blues fading into purples, soft pastels colliding with deep midnight tones, small bursts of yellow and brown peeking through as if lights had just flickered on. The more you look, the more it resembles a city alive with layers. Some windows are wide open, others shut tight, some stacked neatly, others leaning into chaos. Yet together they breathe in rhythm, a grid that feels both structured and free, precise and unpredictable. There is no single center here. Your eyes wander endlessly through the maze of shapes, drawn deeper into its geometry, as though each square might be a door waiting to be opened. A place where order and imagination coexist, suspended in color and form