Housing Block by Nico Tracey Florent Bodart but transformed: stripped of texture

but transformed: stripped of texture

Collaged layers of colour and form build a mountain scene that is both recognisable and disorienting — peaks fragment into graphic planes

neither romanticized nor reduced

the skyline working as a collective portrait rather than a simple list of landmarks

Housing Block by Nico Tracey Florent Bodart but transformed: stripped of textureHousing Block is a striking piece of graphic design that reimagines urban architecture as visual composition. Nico Tracey fragments the building's facade into layered geometric planes, using flat colour fields and sharp silhouettes to create tension between structure and abstraction. The palette is restrained yet bold dark tones anchoring the form while lighter accents push depth into the foreground. There is a collage like sensibility at work here: