Fleck explores the friction between the built environment and the wilder elements of the imagination. In Secret Streets, the artist utilizes exaggerated proportions and dynamic arrangements to reimagine urban architectural design as something fluid and strange. The piece draws on the heavy legacy of the Industrial Revolution, yet softens those hard edges with an organic abstraction of butterflies that seem to emerge from the very brickwork.

The work functions as a fusion of styles, blending naturalistic detail with surrealist psychedelic art. By playing with color interactions and visual contrasts, Fleck invites a connection to past eras while maintaining a sense of abstract exploration. It is an investigation into how we perceive the city—not just as a collection of structures, but as a living entity where the mechanical and the biological are inextricably linked.