Streets (2025) captures the city as a layered organism shaped by erosion, repetition, and quiet human presence. Architectural fragments, worn surfaces, and everyday details are digitally assembled into a fragmented urban façade that feels both specific and universal.

Katsarov’s digital collage practice disrupts linear perspective, allowing past and present to coexist within a single visual plane. Subtle intrusions—classical references, abstract interruptions, and chromatic accents—break the documentary surface, transforming observation into reflection.

The work avoids spectacle, instead focusing on the overlooked rhythms of urban life and the silent narratives embedded in walls, doors, and streets. Streets functions as a contemporary portrait of the city, where memory accumulates through texture and absence rather than event.

Ready to hang: Yes
Weight: 1 kg
Style: Contemporary
Subject: Abstract, Objects, Cities, Buildings
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist, front side of the artwork
Certificate of Authenticity: Included, issued by Fortelier’s art advisory board