Pink City

Pink City

  • 70 x 50 cm
  • euros

5,200

euros

Pink City approaches the city from an imagined aerial perspective, transforming the urban landscape into an expansive field of territories, networks, and shifting boundaries. The composition resembles a map seen from above, yet it resists conventional cartographic logic. Dense urban clusters emerge within broad fields of dusty pink, muted green, and earth tones. Fine networks of lines suggest streets, infrastructure, and patterns of expansion, while irregular painted surfaces blur the distinction between built environment and natural terrain. A dark, winding line cuts vertically through the composition like a river, dividing and simultaneously connecting different territories. Around it, concentrations of white, green, and coral form distinct urban nodes — places where structure intensifies before gradually dispersing into the surrounding landscape. The pink field becomes more than a background. Its unexpected softness contrasts with the complexity of the urban networks, shifting the work away from the visual language of technical mapping toward something more subjective and atmospheric. The city appears simultaneously real and imagined, measurable and elusive. In Pink City, Vahagn Bagoyan reinterprets the master plan as an emotional geography. From a distance, the metropolis becomes a living territory shaped by expansion, fragmentation, landscape, and memory — a map not only of space, but of how space is perceived.

2025
Acrylic painting
  • euros

5,200

euros

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