Quiet Midday, Holding. Watercolor painting 19×13.5cm

Cotton Paper, 19 x 13 cm

This piece is about that rare kind of quiet you sometimes find in a big city – when the air feels clean, the light is steady, and nothing is urgently pulling at you. When you have your time, which belongs to only your world.

Cold blue-green shades melt into each other, almost becoming one colour. The space opens up. The noise fades. It’s a moment of stillness where your shoulders drop a little, thoughts slow down, and the future feels… okay.

The mood sits somewhere between cosy and sharp: calm, slightly crisp at the edges. Like a bright midday that doesn’t rush you.

This painting belongs to a series where I return to the same feeling again and again, looking at it from different angles – holding onto a sense of openness, relief, and quiet hope.