King Of The 10th Floor

"Empires have always been built at night, with the city glittering below and a drink in your hand."
- Nat Berhe

A man in a sharp black suit and red tie reclines in a chair, legs crossed, gaze weighted with thought, the nighttime skyline of a great city blazing behind floor-to-ceiling windows. A floor lamp throws amber warmth to his left; teal Tiffany-blue boxes and a glass of something amber sit on the table to his right. Berhe renders the architecture of power and solitude, the king in his tower, above it all, and utterly alone.

Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 60" x 72"