In Perfect Dwelling II, fantastical biomorphic architecture rises from a turquoise sea beneath a sky of luminous clouds. Massive, honeycombed mountains in cool lapis blues loom in the distance, their cavernous voids glowing with shadowed depth. In the foreground, warm, terracotta-hued structures sprout with organic towers and clustered spires, suggesting both coral reefs and futuristic cities. The work evokes the tension between nature’s slow, cellular growth and humankind’s desire to build shelter within it. Its palette—earthy siennas and verdigris set against radiant sky blues—shifts between dreamscape and geological record, inviting viewers to imagine a civilization grown rather than built, a habitat that breathes as much as it shelters.