Cathryn Shine is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Cathryn Shine’s prints bring flat planes of color and sharp lines to everyday scenes, blending quiet precision with a graphic punch. Look at Catania, a 2004 print that folds the Sicilian city’s rooftops and domes into bold, overlapping shapes, like a collage you could frame. The flat stacks of tile and shadow feel almost architectural, as if Shine cut each shape with a craft knife before ink met paper.

Tuck this image next to the city’s own skyline the next time you’re scrolling; the print’s geometry might make the real architecture look a little more like art.