Transient Shadows 2023 Watercolour on paper 15 x 10 cm "Transient Shadows," captures a tranquil morning in my neighbourhood, where a school building, draped in muted light grey material, patiently awaits demolition. Beneath the soft expanse of a light blue sky, the building's wrapping material bathes in the gentle morning light. Its surface transforms into a muted light yellow, adorned with the shadows of two neighbouring buildings. These shaded areas imbue the composition with depth and intrigue. On the left edge of the painting, a solitary lamppost silently observes the unfolding scene. To its right, a young tree sprouts, its leaves gently rustling in the morning breeze. This touch of nature infuses the scene with a sense of life and continuity amid the impending change. A slightly elevated fence separates the site from the viewer, marking the boundary between the familiar world and the transformation underway. On the right side of the painting, a fragment of the building's structure peeks through, with its exposed windows offering a glimpse of what once was. My signature discreetly graces the lower right corner of the artwork. This artistic commentary on the transience and renewal inherent in our neighbourhood landscapes encourages viewers to reflect on the impermanence of all things.
Transient Shadows 2023 Watercolour on paper 15 x 10 cm "Transient Shadows," captures a tranquil morning in my neighbourhood, where a school building, draped in muted light grey material, patiently awaits demolition. Beneath the soft expanse of a light blue sky, the building's wrapping material bathes in the gentle morning light. Its surface transforms into a muted light yellow, adorned with the shadows of two neighbouring buildings. These shaded areas imbue the composition with depth and intrigue. On the left edge of the painting, a solitary lamppost silently observes the unfolding scene. To its right, a young tree sprouts, its leaves gently rustling in the morning breeze. This touch of nature infuses the scene with a sense of life and continuity amid the impending change. A slightly elevated fence separates the site from the viewer, marking the boundary between the familiar world and the transformation underway. On the right side of the painting, a fragment of the building's structure peeks through, with its exposed windows offering a glimpse of what once was. My signature discreetly graces the lower right corner of the artwork. This artistic commentary on the transience and renewal inherent in our neighbourhood landscapes encourages viewers to reflect on the impermanence of all things.