History is never static—it is layered, weathered, and shaped by forces both seen and unseen. Capitol Reflections captures this tension, presenting the U.S. Capitol not as a fixed monument but as a living symbol, marked by time, resilience, and the inevitable push and pull of progress and upheaval. The distressed textures and subtle disruptions in the composition speak to the fragility of institutions, the weight of history, and the moments when structure and uncertainty collide.This piece does not dictate a perspective—it invites one. It asks the viewer to consider what remains, what erodes, and what is rebuilt in the ever-evolving story of democracy.
