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City Deconstruction

A digital artwork by Ommery De Zutter depicting the concept of city deconstruction, highlighting themes of urban decay and renewal in a contemporary urban landscape.

Exploring city transformation through digital media

The city doesn’t change. It forgets. Not suddenly, not loudly. But in a way you notice only when you wonder where that old café went, or why the sun today lands in a stranger place between the buildings. Everything moves, not like a traffic jam or a storm, but like moisture spreading through a wall. You think you’re in control until you realize you’ve been drifting with the current for years. What seemed solid yesterday turns out to be temporary.

Year

2025

Material

Sold

Dimensions

140 x 230 cm

Introduction to Ommery De Zutter's 'City Deconstruction,' showcasing a dynamic portrayal of city transformation through digital art.
A vibrant digital artwork by Ommery De Zutter, illustrating the interplay between color and structure in a modern urban setting.

And among those fleeting things, the wobbling paving stones, the graffiti disappearing under fresh paint, a strange kind of beauty appears, as if the city were a skin constantly rewriting itself. That image lingers. Because if the city breathes, we have no foundation. No firm ground. Only moments. A shimmer visible only just before something disappears.

Visual narrative of urban evolution and the transformative potential of cities, as depicted in Ommery De Zutter's 'City Deconstruction' series.

Everything you love will change someday, and in that prospect lies the beauty of this moment, of this shape in which we are together now. For the moment we are still together physically in the city, despite online shopping and online experiences, the last aftershocks of an older way of living. We stand on the threshold of what comes next: the new city.

Continuation of the visual narrative exploring themes of urban deconstruction and renewal in Ommery De Zutter's artwork.
High-quality digital projection artwork by Ommery De Zutter, featuring a detailed exploration of urban deconstruction.

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