A dystopian scenic painting in the style of Zdzisław Beksiński, depicting a sprawling city dominated by cold, brutalist, and authoritarian architecture. Towering concrete monoliths loom over narrow, shadowed streets, their facades stark and devoid of ornamentation except for harsh, geometric patterns that suggest oppressive control. The buildings, arranged in rigid grids, cast long, sharp shadows that fragment the ground into jagged patches of light and darkness. The sky above is an ominous blend of muted grays and sickly yellows, with thick smog swirling around the highest structures, obscuring their tops. Sparse, flickering neon signs in harsh reds and whites provide the only source of illumination, casting an eerie glow on the cracked, rain-slicked pavement below. A few figures move along the streets, their silhouettes small and indistinct, dwarfed by the monumental scale of their surroundings. The atmosphere is heavy and claustrophobic, with an overwhelming sense of isolation and despair. Broken machinery and exposed pipes jut from the walls of buildings, dripping water or venting steam, adding to the gritty, industrial aesthetic. Beksiński's signature surreal brushstrokes create a dreamlike quality, with textures that evoke both decay and precision, encapsulating the haunting beauty of a dystopian urban nightmare.