Hollywood captures the spirit of a city where surface becomes substance. Through layers of light, signage, and fragmented architecture, the image dissolves the urban façade into a golden vibrational field. What begins as street life and commercial ornamentation transforms into an atmosphere—suspended between memory and myth.

Brand names blur into columns; passersby become silhouettes within light. This is not a depiction of place, but a perceptual trace—where spectacle is woven into the structure of reality itself. Hollywood, in this work, is a threshold: between seen and imagined, real and staged, material and mirage.