The Windows of the East

1. THE WORK
In an alleyway gilded by the rising sun, Les Fenêtres de l'Est opens onto a still but vibrant world. Shadow and light collide against the warm walls, caressing the ancient stones of a city with Mediterranean accents. The monumental arch in the background seems to invite one to pass to the other side of the visible, while the turquoise shutters, slightly ajar, tell stories of lives barely touched. This architectural tableau reveals a poetry of urban daily life: each stone, each angle, each reflection of light seems laden with suspended stories.

2. THE INTENTION
The artist plays with geometry and silence. He paints light as others write memory. This work pays homage to forgotten streets, to discreet yet inhabited facades, to those moments when architecture becomes secrets. Nothing is fixed, everything breathes—through windows, shadows, openings. It is a painting about invisible presence, about the echo of a city that observes more than it speaks.

3. THE INVITATION
What if you yourself became the silent observer?
This painting invites you to slow down. To wander aimlessly, to look up, to enter the mystery of a street ahead of you. It questions your gaze: do you see the details? The traces of a time gone by? The marks of an absence?
Perhaps it is there, in the gold of a wall, that your next memory is hidden.

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Ideal in a bright room, a living room with light walls, a passageway or a meditative office.
This urban architecture painting will appeal to lovers of ancient cities, those passionate about natural light, and collectors who appreciate calm yet vibrant scenes.