Painting description

The image consists of four horizontal panels, each depicting a city seen as if through the mist of time. The shapes are elongated, reminiscent of tall towers climbing upward. The colors are a riot of sky tones: blues, grays, and even warm golds and browns. The whole thing is surrounded by a border resembling a strip of film, which adds a retro charm. The atmosphere is mysterious, almost like something from a fairy tale or another planet. It all looks like a dream—like, you know, a surreal dream. The artist uses a technique reminiscent of a blend of Impressionism and abstraction, with short brushstrokes. The structural quality of the forms and their layering gives the feeling that the cities are shifting, changing to the rhythm of an unknown melody. It’s like looking at a city you’ve always known, but seen through the filter of imagination. You can feel calm, but also a slight unease. That “something is going to happen, but you don’t know what.” For me, this painting is a journey into the unknown. It brings to mind moments of pause and reflection, yet honestly, it would be nice to live there for a while. The feelings it evokes could be described as a nostalgic longing for a place that never existed. The film-strip-like framing points to movement and time as inseparable elements of life. Looking at it, I feel that the world we know is only a fragment of a larger story. Who knows, maybe something even more interesting awaits around the corner?