“Urban Development” an original gouache on paper by Erik Sulander, signed on reverse. Unframed. The piece feels like a stylized, almost abstracted urban or rural landscape—with the horizon line, a suggestion of a sky, and possibly roads or buildings flattened into bold swaths of color. It balances order and spontaneity, and could symbolize themes of infrastructure, separation, or constructed environments. In short: it’s an elegant study in spatial relationships, chromatic balance, and the human mark within rigid systems.