Against The Sun (Untitled)

This watercolor street scene breathes through its generous white space, where the sunlit void becomes a quiet stage for movement and memory. Loose, dissolving washes of blue and green suggest foliage and urban edges more as sensation than description, while the cyclists and distant figures are rendered as fleeting silhouettes—humans passing through light rather than possessing it. The long, cool shadows stretch like time itself, turning an ordinary commute into a meditation on transience, speed, and the tender anonymity of public life.