"3-D Cities" by Mona Hatoum is a series of large scale light boxes featuring photographs of urban landscapes that have been digitally manipulated and layered to create fragmented, disorienting compositions. The work employs translucent and backlit materials to generate a sense of visual depth and instability, reflecting Hatoum's broader interest in themes of displacement, surveillance, and the representation of contested spaces. These pieces exemplify the artist's characteristic use of technology to critique how we perceive and navigate contemporary urban environments.