In this painting, the city emerges as a bright, expanding organism — a dense white core radiating in every direction. The surrounding landscape, once open and fertile, becomes consumed by sprawling patterns of growth. Soft but ominous clouds hover overhead, hinting at the invisible consequences of rapid urbanization: pollution, industrial fog, and environmental imbalance. Inspired by satellite cartography, the piece examines how human presence reshapes the earth — both visibly and beneath the surface. The textures are layered like memory and time, mapping the tension between development and the natural world. “White City – Toxic Clouds” invites viewers to reflect on the fragility of our environments and the hidden cost of progress.