This series of large-scale oil paintings on canvas, created in 2016, explores the concept of fully artificial architectural spaces—constructed environments that exist entirely within an imagetic imagination. Executed in varying formats, the works engage in a continuous visual dialogue through the use of color. At times contrasting, at times complementary, the chromatic interplay evokes a sense of passage, transition, or movement, as if the viewer were navigating through shifting thresholds within these imagined structures. Beyond their formal qualities, the paintings challenge the perception of spatial order. Architectural elements appear to emerge, questioning the stability of structure and suggesting alternative configurations. These spaces resist fixed interpretation; instead, they open up to multiple possibilities, where balance and disorientation coexist.