A massive, ancient stone bridge spanning a misty gorge, but the stone is reinforced with an absurd and intricate system of giant brass gears, steaming pipes, and patched-together metal plating. Small, bizarre vehicles that look like a cross between a 1920s motorcar and a beetle crawl across the bridge’s sagging spine. The engineering is delightfully impractical, rendered with de Crécy’s signature architectural fluidity and love for the baroque. The color palette is a harmony of rusty oranges, weathered stone greys, and muddy, industrial browns. The linework is a mix of precise mechanical detail and loose, energetic sketching, making the bridge feel like a living, breathing machine from a lost era.