These are hyperrealistic paintings of urban nightscapes by Alexandra Pacula. The paintings are all done in this sort of fast brush strokes. I think the artist uses this method of painting to give off the impression that everything in the city is fast phased. The fast brush strokes look like lights dashing past each other. If the purpose of the artist is to show the audience how things are like in the city then it is very effective because his painting does show exactly that. The background of the picture shows the different timings of the day;evening, morning and night, as if trying to show that the "city never sleeps". The reason why there is even such a saying is because the city is where all the main attractions of the country is for example, shopping malls and the city is also where people mostly go to for work. Hence why the city is defined as the most busiest of place.
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