Dreaming of You

Some nights feel heavier than others. Some walks are more than just steps through the city—they’re journeys through memories, longings, and unspoken words.

“Dreaming of You” captures that kind of night.

It’s a painting born from silence, from the space between what is felt and what is said. The lone figure, bathed in the warmth of golden-red streetlights, walks slowly through a dreamlike atmosphere. Her form is shadowed and anonymous, because she could be anyone. She could be you.

The lights above don’t just illuminate the street—they glow with emotion. Their soft halos drip into the pavement, merging with deep purples, fiery crimsons, and moody blues. Each color was chosen intuitively, with thick, swirling brushstrokes that blur the line between reality and imagination.

This is not just a cityscape. It’s a portrait of nostalgia. Of longing. Of that quiet ache we carry for someone who is not there—but still feels close.

The shadow she casts follows her like a memory she can’t shake, stretching behind her with as much presence as she carries ahead. The energy is warm but restless. Reflective.

“Dreaming of You” is perfect for collectors who seek emotion over precision, who want art that feels rather than explains. It brings mood and atmosphere into any space—ideal for bedrooms, reading corners, or any room where introspection is welcome.

Because sometimes, the most powerful stories are the ones told in the dark,
under borrowed light,
while dreaming of someone we never quite forget.