The 'East Asian Cities' collection invites the observer into a fusion of ancient traditions and futuristic metropolises. Each silhouette is a portal to the bustling streets and serene temples of cities that have seamlessly blended the old with the new. Tokyo's skyline, punctuated by the iconic Tokyo Tower, sings the praises of technological advancement while its hidden shrines whisper tales of Shinto spirits. Beijing's Forbidden City, with its intricate roofs and majestic halls, paints a picture of imperial grandeur and philosophical musings. Seoul's juxtaposition of historic palaces and high-tech districts invites discussions on the resilient spirit and innovative prowess of Korea. With each piece, one is compelled to ponder the evolution of urban landscapes, the coexistence of heritage and modernity, and the cultural symphony that defines East Asian cities. This collection is an ode to the dynamic confluence of history and progress that characterizes some of the world's most influential urban centers.