Amsterdam reimagines the city through a process of layered dissolution, where structural detail and environmental elements are overlaid with shifting colour fields. The architecture along the canal remains visible, yet softened by water-like textures and organic foreground shapes, creating a sense of viewing through a translucent surface. The central magenta-cyan zone draws attention inward, while a lifted tonal range on the right edge allows the gaze to travel across the composition without interruption. The result is a spatial memory of Amsterdam—immersive, continuous, and suspended between recognition and abstraction.