The Architecture of Night is a sculptural painting utilizing a graphic, minimalist visual language to breakdown a nocturnal landscape into its core geometric components: land, trees, sky, and a dominant supermoon.

By building the composition through distinct three dimensional layers, the traditional flat plane of a painting transforms into a sculptural relief. The land and trees project the furthest into the viewers space, establishing a tangible grounding of the piece. The deep blue sky is contrasted by the warm glow of a massive golden moon on the horizon. Through sharp, clean edges and defined spacial depth, the artwork takes on an architectural quality that is accentuated by light and shadow.

Some process and detail images are shown below.