Cityutopico is a project about the world that continues beyond the human — a study of architecture, vegetation, and space that exist beyond the functions once assigned to them. Here, form is no longer an instrument but a residue: monumental, cold, precise, disturbingly self-sufficient.

Structures — halls, bridges, domes, glass enclosures — appear as organisms that persist without purpose, as fragments of a civilization that has exceeded its own design.

The three cycles — Structures, Zones, and Flora — explore different modes of this persistence: the geometry and symmetry of form (Structures), the suspension and silence of transitional spaces (Zones),and the slow, autonomous breath of matter (Flora).

It is not a document of decay but a map of existence without definition — a visual archaeology of forms that continue to be, even when language and intention have already disappeared.