My Urban Poetry works are fragments of the city’s heartbeat—raw, rhythmic, and alive. Each piece begins with a line, a whisper, or a shout plucked from the chaos and quiet of urban life. These aren’t just words on canvas; they’re echoes of conversations overheard, graffiti on a backstreet wall, the hum of a subway at midnight, or the silence between strangers in a crowded square.

I paint with language the way the city paints with light and shadow. The texts become landscapes—layered, textured, and pulsing with the energy of the streets. They’re not just read; they’re felt. The canvas holds the weight of a glance, the urgency of a protest chant, the tenderness of a love note left on a café table.

Inspired by the pulse of people, the architecture of movement, and the poetry hidden in the everyday, these works ask: What if a city could speak? And what if its voice was yours?