In this monochrome study, the urban sky is re-imagined as a canvas of intersecting lines and heavy textures. Dorit Fuhg focuses on the tram cables that crisscross the city, now weighted by a thick layer of snow that softens their industrial edges. The high-contrast palette removes the distractions of the street, leaving behind a skeletal map of transit and weather that feels both dense and airy.

The composition plays with the tension between the rigid geometry of the wires and the organic, unpredictable accumulation of the winter storm. By isolating these overhead elements, Fuhg invites a closer look at the overlooked details of city life, where a simple utility grid becomes a complex exercise in balance and form. The result is a quiet, meditative observation of how nature interacts with the built environment.