An abstract piece born from whimsical engineering. "Destructed City Plans", like its name, is a collection full of paradoxes. Stylistically, we pay homage to brutalism: harsh textures, minimal colors, visuals that won't be out of place in default MS paint settings. Each piece is a smattering of one geometry: rectangles, each placed in a way that barely implies a grand design. One would imagine, that with such limitation, artwork would feel "engineered", "planned", even "bureaucratic". Instead, with an embrace of unintended bugs in the design process, each piece appears to be a civil engineer gone crazy with the planning of a new suburbia. In minimalism, chaos still can thrive.