Midnight on Jacaranda Boulevard
grew out of a night in Mexico that stayed with me long after I returned home. Walking through quiet streets beneath jacaranda trees, I watched lavender shadows fall across the pavement while pink neon light caught the petals. I had never seen anything quite like it. For a moment, the city seemed to soften, as though it had lowered its voice.
Built through thick, layered passages of pink, violet and blue, the painting does not depict a particular street. Instead, it holds something of my memory of that night—the intensity of the colour, the shifting light and the atmosphere of a place experienced after dark.
Details
Title: Midnight on Jacaranda Boulevard Medium: Mixed media on canvas (acrylic and plaster) Size: 100 × 100 cm Presentation: Unframed, varnished and ready to hang; edges painted black Signature: Initialled on the front; signed, titled and dated on the reverse Certificate of Authenticity included
Framed room images are provided for visualisation purposes only.
