In this piece, May focuses on the grid-like structure of a city facade, where the glass panes reflect and filter the surrounding environment. The composition emphasizes the vertical and horizontal lines of the building, creating a sense of order that contrasts with the vast, unscripted expanse of the sky above. By narrowing the field of vision to these specific architectural elements, the work highlights the subtle variations in tone and reflection found within a single urban block.

The landscape orientation allows the viewer to scan the building as if walking past it, capturing the way light interacts with industrial materials. The green hues of the windows suggest a specific atmospheric quality, perhaps a reflection of the time of day or the particular tint of the glass. It is an honest look at the textures of the city, finding beauty in the structural repetition and the quiet moments where man-made forms meet the natural horizon.