Here Comes The Train

This painting captures the energy and unpredictability of public spaces. In the foreground of the painting, we see a group of strangers, each lost in their own thoughts and activities. Some are deep in conversation, while others seem lost in their own world, scrolling on their phones or gazing off into the distance. Suddenly, in the background of the painting, a train appears on the horizon, its headlights casting a warm glow across the scene. The train is an unexpected and exciting event, something that draws the attention of everyone in the painting. The strangers are no longer lost in their own thoughts; they are connected by this shared experience. As the train approaches, the strangers begin to react in their own unique ways. Some are excited, jumping up and down and waving at the train, while others seem annoyed by the disruption to their routine. But despite their differences, they are all united by this moment, by the shared experience of witnessing the train's arrival.

Original

Unframed

Materials: Acrylic on stretched canvas

Measurements: 30 x 40 inches (76.2 x 101.6 cm)