Hi! I think you should apply the rule of thirds. In this case, there are no interesting objects at the intersection points. The figure of a man in the foreground attracts the eye to the corner, which disrupts the balance of the composition. I moved the figure away from the edge and I think now composition feels more balanced. I would recommend studying abstract composition in order to understand how to control the viewer's gaze using simple examples. Then it will be clearer how to balance the work at the level of primitives (square, circle, triangle). The book by Greg Albert "The simple secret to better painting" is very helpful for study composition. Good luck! | Artwod Feedback