Exploring a futuristic metropolis, this piece artfully brings to life an abstract collage of an enormous building set within a dystopian cityscape. Using a monochrome palette peppered with hints of green and white, the artwork pays homage to the expressionistic style of Egon Schiele, artfully blending it with other influences such as Don Bekleon, Tatsuo Miyajima, and Zdzisław Beksinski. It combines elements of collage and mixed media with ink drawings, creating a scene that includes not only a colossal central building assembled from abstract shapes and lines but also a haunting, complex structure reminiscent of an abandoned space station. The multitude of levels and intricate structures push the boundaries of architectural form, while the high contrast, minimalism, and subtle texture play tribute to the dark, profound depths found in Beksiński’s work. This drawing, with its distorted perspectives and a black sky, amidst a wide-angle view of deconstructed architecture, exemplifies how techniques like these influence the intriguing MidJourney outputs, extending an invitation to explore the limiting and limitless possibilities of urban architectural representation.