The image centers on a vertical arrangement of dark grey words and dots that form the silhouette of a tower. This shape sits against a backdrop of light blue and grey washes that appear translucent with soft, feathered edges. These background colors do not fill the entire frame, leaving a white border around the edges. The eye starts at the top with the smallest text and follows the widening shape down to a broader base where the word Paris is repeated.

The lettering acts as the structural framework for the tower, listing names like Champ de Mars and La Tour Eiffel in various languages. Small dark dots are clustered around the top and base, while circular grey spots of different opacities are scattered across the background. These elements combine to create the minimalist and decorative watercolor design the artist describes.

This piece belongs to a series that includes a version of the same tower design in pink.