Urban Visual Poems

Not everything has to be understood to be felt. Shapes can whisper. Colors leave traces. The city speaks a language without grammar – just rhythm, repetition, pulse. Sometimes a pink circle and a black square say more than a full billboard message. A grid fragment is a plan. A red sign is a feeling. The layout is a coincidence. The coincidence is the message. 

Urban Visual Poems is an art project that spills into the streets. It merges the rhythms of everyday life with the rhythms of form. It is a series of modular graphics, like scattered pages of a journal – posters of emotion, visual notes, poetic fragments. Each composition, built from geometric shapes and intense colors, carries meaning without relying on language. Placed in public space, they form an incidental narrative – viewers stumble upon fragments of a larger story, not always consciously, but always instinctively. 

The project functions as a visual puzzle dispersed across the city – on walls, electrical boxes, bus stops, sidewalk tiles. It thrives in transitional spaces – where we least expect art. In-between places: between home and work, between thought and glance.