Melendez utilizes a symmetrical design to ground the viewer in a space that feels both structural and deeply felt. By simplifying Moroccan architecture into a series of interacting geometric shapes, the artist creates a narrative structure that focuses on the weight of light and shadow rather than mere decoration. The interplay of color variations brings a sense of balance to the composition, suggesting the quiet intensity of a midday sun reflecting off ancient surfaces.

While the forms are simplified, the work maintains a connection to realistic textures, bridging the gap between graphic design and abstract expressionist art. The interconnected design allows various inanimate objects and architectural elements to merge into a singular, harmonious integration. It is a study in how color selection and spatial arrangement can evoke intense emotional experiences through the language of abstraction.