Painted in the Latvian town of Kuldīga during summer, this work captures a quiet architectural fragment bathed in golden light. Executed in an impressionistic manner, it explores the subtle dialogue between structure and atmosphere.

The warm ochre wall and terracotta roof tiles radiate sunlight, while the slightly tilted window introduces gentle tension within the composition. What fascinates me most here is the transparency of the shadows — the glass holds not only light, but also fragments of sky and soft silhouettes of trees, merging exterior and interior into one luminous surface.
The tactile brushwork allows the light to vibrate across the wooden panel. This is a painting about warmth and stillness — a fleeting summer moment when architecture seems to breathe.

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Price: 1000 eur