Jazzberry Blue approaches the city of Brussels not as a navigational tool, but as a study in geometric abstraction. By removing labels and landmarks, the artist focuses on the inherent patterns of the human constructed environment, turning the city’s layout into a dense mosaic of blocks and arteries. The digital medium allows for a precision that highlights the contrast between the rigid street grid and the organic flow of the city's historical growth.

The use of vibrant color combinations breathes a pop art energy into the cartographic form. Each district and intersection becomes a distinct field of color, creating a visual language that speaks to the movement and density of travel. This squared composition balances the technical accuracy of a map with a modernist aesthetic, inviting a closer look at the hidden shapes that define our daily commutes.