Meta City II explores the city not as a physical landscape, but as an evolving system of connections, trajectories, and invisible structures. Across a restrained architectural field, fine linear networks intersect with horizontal layers, fragments, and traces of urban matter. The composition shifts between precision and instability: some lines suggest planning, infrastructure, or spatial coordinates, while others appear to escape any predetermined order. The muted palette creates distance and suspension, allowing the dense graphic structure to emerge gradually. Rather than depicting a specific place, Meta City II proposes an abstract model of contemporary urban space — a city continuously constructed through movement, memory, information, and transformation. The work continues Vahagn Bagoyan’s investigation of architecture beyond the visible city, where space becomes a field of relationships rather than a fixed form.