The artwork depicts a stylized, mosaic-themed tribute to famous architectural landmarks of Barcelona. The primary focus is a large, colorful mosaic dragon that stretches horizontally across the center of the scene. Above the dragon, tall, pointed spires and rounded, colorful structures evoke the whimsical, surrealist shapes characteristic of modernist Catalan architecture. Each element is rendered in a segmented style, mimicking the appearance of trencadís, the decorative mosaic technique featuring broken ceramic tiles.
The composition is vertically oriented, framed by a dark, charcoal-grey background with a faint, repeating grid-like pattern that simulates a stone wall. The artwork uses a vibrant and saturated palette, contrasting the bright, primary and secondary colors of the tiles—including blues, reds, yellows, and greens—against the dark, neutral backdrop. The style is graphic and illustrative, emphasizing bold outlines and deliberate color blocking to capture the texture and light reflection of real ceramic surfaces.
Interspersed throughout the scene are fine, intricate details that suggest depth and structure, such as the slender, dark silhouette of a statue perched atop a pillar and the rounded, rounded geometry of the building domes. The overall aesthetic is celebratory and artistic, capturing the distinct architectural spirit of Barcelona through a vivid, mosaic-inspired lens.