Abstract watercolor painting split into warm and cool tones. Top features a blurred tower and silhouettes in orange/red; bottom shows blue buildings and a green ribbon.

Create an abstract hybrid artwork that blends painterly watercolour textures with digital heat-map styling to symbolise inequality, injustice, and remembrance around Grenfell Tower. Upper half (warm tones): deep red fading into bright orange and molten yellow, painted in soft fluid brushstrokes to evoke danger, deprivation, and ignored warnings. Within this gradient, include a faint, ghost-like outline of a high‑rise tower — subtle, almost dissolving — suggested with soft charcoal strokes. Overlay tiny, faint silhouettes of people in shadow, abstract rather than literal, placed within or around the tower outline to show the human cost. Middle section (cladding band): a fragmented horizontal strip combining painterly brush streaks with metallic digital elements (silver, grey, scorched black). Add broken lines or cracks running through it, symbolising systemic failure, negligence, and lack of accountability. Lower section (cool tones): smooth gradients of teal, deep blue, and hints of gold, representing wealth, privilege, and comfort in nearby areas. Include soft geometric shapes representing modern luxury flats. Behind these shapes, subtly fade in small, abstract scales of justice, almost hidden, symbolising the unfulfilled quest for accountability. Additional symbolic elements: a delicate green ribbon motif near the lower right corner for Grenfell remembrance, and very subtle lines or connections between the warm and cool zones to indicate the stark contrast between poverty See more