Dimensions: 24x32cm Watercolour on paper Year created: 2025
The old cinema now looks like a frame from a faded film—worn, grainy, and slowly disappearing. Once a place of light and movement, it now stands still, its marquee barely glowing against the growing darkness. What was once bright and full of life has dulled with time, leaving only a shadow of what it used to be. Once, stories flickered across the silver screen, filling this place with wonder and breathless anticipation. Now, only silence remains. The laughter, the gasps, the moments of awe have long unraveled, like a film stripped of its images—leaving behind only emptiness. What lingers is more than just an abandoned theater; it is the last flicker of a world that can never return. Barely holding on, it remains suspended between past and present, much like the films it once played—flickering, fragile, and destined to fade.
This is an original watercolour painted in 100% cotton 300gsm Watercolour paper with a cold-pressed surface measuring 24x32cm
