

A fragmented red Eiffel Tower rises between tilted Parisian apartment facades, its ironwork broken into overlapping planes of teal, orange and cream. The tower's dark red lattice and the square framed discs flanking it take the place of the finder squares, while the cluttered rooftops and bridge-like arcs at the base carry the modules. Strong contrast between deep brick red, navy shadow and pale cream keeps the pattern legible through the loose oil brushwork. Rhythmic geometric shards in the sky add movement without breaking the structure.'