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This is the yellow section seen without relief. In other views neighboring buildings or sky reflections give the eye somewhere to rest — here the yellow fills the frame entirely, the dark windows serving as negative space rather than competition, voids that define the ceramic grid rather than counteract it. The effect is closer to immersion than observation: a field of warm yellow so systematic and complete it stops reading as a facade and starts reading as a surface, a material proposition, a color decision made at full volume. Piano's yellow was never shy — but from this angle, it has nothing to be shy against.
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