50 x 40cm. Oil painting on thin edge canvas.
There is something about a city in the rain that changes its atmosphere completely. Familiar streets become reflective, lights stretch across the wet pavement, and the movement of people seems to dissolve into the surroundings.
City Nocturne captures that transition into night, when the remaining blue of the sky meets the warm glow of windows, streetlights and passing cars. Figures move through the scene without distinct identities, becoming part of the rhythm of the city rather than its focus.
The painting is less about a particular place than the feeling of being there: walking through a city as daylight disappears, surrounded by people yet absorbed in your own thoughts.
50 x 40cm. Oil painting on thin edge canvas.
There is something about a city in the rain that changes its atmosphere completely. Familiar streets become reflective, lights stretch across the wet pavement, and the movement of people seems to dissolve into the surroundings.
City Nocturne captures that transition into night, when the remaining blue of the sky meets the warm glow of windows, streetlights and passing cars. Figures move through the scene without distinct identities, becoming part of the rhythm of the city rather than its focus.
The painting is less about a particular place than the feeling of being there: walking through a city as daylight disappears, surrounded by people yet absorbed in your own thoughts.