Beauties of London is a journey through the city’s icons, seen not in their rigid architectural form but through the poetry of memory and sensation. St. Paul’s, Big Ben, and the familiar landmarks dissolve into luminous blurs, their edges softened like recollections caught in passing rain.

The works carry the hum of the metropolis — not the sharp lines of stone and steel, but the glow that lingers when light bends through mist and reflection. In this impressionist, modern reimagining, London becomes a dream of itself: cool tones wash over silhouettes, colors drift into one another, and each place feels both timeless and fleeting, as though glimpsed from a cab window at dusk or through the haze of a river fog.

It is London rendered not as geography, but as emotion — the beauty of landmarks transformed into moments, shimmering between clarity and abstraction.