Morning in the City

The painting depicts a narrow street in the old town in the early morning hours after the rain. The stone pavement reflects the light of the sky and the facades of the houses. The air is clear and fresh.

To the left and right, there are houses with peeling plaster and wooden windows. Everything breathes peace and history, as if the city has not yet woken up.

In the depths of the street, almost in the center of the composition, a lonely passerby is depicted – a small figure, slightly blurry. He walks slowly, as if in no hurry, enjoying the moment. His reflection is also visible in the wet asphalt.

Above the street is a pale morning sky breaking through the remnants of clouds. The light is soft, diffused, without sharp shadows. It gives everything that is happening a special tenderness and a slightly nostalgic mood.
The mood of the painting conveys calm, peace, slight sadness and a feeling of loneliness, but warm, cozy. This scene is not about emptiness, but about peace, about that short moment when the city is still dozing, and a passerby – perhaps random, perhaps permanent – becomes part of this morning symphony.