Through tinted glass, the city softens into something almost dreamlike. Sharp edges blur, distant lights glow warmer, and the skyline exhales into gold. The moon lingers as if unhurried, allowing time itself to slow and stretch. In this quieter frame, flowers find space to rest where thoughts bloom freely, untouched by the noise and urgency below.

This painting is not about leaving the city behind, but about seeing it differently — with gentleness, patience, and wonder. It speaks to moments when perspective shifts and the familiar becomes tender again. When chaos fades into colour, and stillness becomes a form of clarity. Here, the city does not demand attention; it invites reflection. Sometimes, beauty isn’t found by going far away, but by changing the way we look. Wonder often waits quietly, just beyond the glass, asking only for a softer gaze.