Eiffel Power — Abstract Expressionist Drawing in Oil Markers & Acrylics, 18 × 24 In

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Eiffel Power unfolds like a vibrant reinterpretation of Paris—a city remembered not through architecture, but through emotion, color, and rhythm. … Read more Eiffel Power unfolds like a vibrant reinterpretation of Paris—a city remembered not through architecture, but through emotion, color, and rhythm. The iconic tower appears in the center, reimagined as a living form woven from swirling lines, turquoise washes, and glowing yellows. Around it, clusters of warm oranges and reds rise like trees, crowds, or lanterns—symbols of movement, intimacy, and the pulse of city life.

The composition bursts with overlapping gestures: looping scribbles that create density and energy, broad strokes of blue suggesting sky or river, and fiery passages of color that radiate warmth. The black outlines stitch everything together, giving the scene a playful structure while keeping it beautifully chaotic.
What emerges is not a literal view of Paris but a memory of it—alive, emotional, breathing with spontaneity. Shapes morph into figures, landscapes, and abstract sensations, creating a scene that feels both familiar and dreamlike simultaneously.

I love it because it captures Paris the way the heart remembers it—full of color, energy, and unexpected poetry. The Eiffel Tower becomes a character rather than a landmark, surrounded by a joyful chorus of forms and colors. It feels alive, expressive, and deeply personal.

Materials

Oil markers and acrylics on paper, 18 × 24 in. See less