In a city where heritage and modernity coexist in constant tension, Broken Cities: London invites a moment of quiet reflection.
The young astronaut — contemplative, searching — embodies a generation looking toward an uncertain future while surrounded by a world that feels both familiar and fractured.

Beside the child, the squirrels stand as agile urban survivors, subtle reminders that nature endures even in the most constructed environments. Their presence evokes the resilience that emerges in overlooked corners of the city.

Behind them rise London’s defining symbols: the Big Ben, the London Eye, the emblematic Underground. Once steadfast markers of identity and progress, they now appear weathered, fragmented, and layered with the traces of time, movement, and human ambition.

This artwork reflects what persists within the cracks — hope, adaptation, and the quiet insistence of life. It is a portrait of a city that evolves relentlessly, yet continues to reveal its essence through the fragments it leaves behind.

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