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Goran Soldo
Switzerland
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x15.7in
About this artwork
Herei wanted capture exact moment when the day says goodbye and the city starts breathing with its own light.
The sun melts into crazy pinks and oranges behind the mountains, the first windows start glowing like little hearts waking up, and somewhere far away a lonely hot-air balloon drifts across the sky as if it’s waving goodnight.
I love the contrast between the calm, mirror-like rooftop pool in the foreground and the endless sea of lights that… suddenly turns the whole town into a living.I painted almost every single window by hand with the tip of a tiny brush – it took forever, but that’s exactly the point: this city is built by human hands, dreams, and late nights.
For me, „Handmade Town“ is about that thin line between day and night, between stillness and the rush.
The sun melts into crazy pinks and oranges behind the mountains, the first windows start glowing like little hearts waking up, and somewhere far away a lonely hot-air balloon drifts across the sky as if it’s waving goodnight.
I love the contrast between the calm, mirror-like rooftop pool in the foreground and the endless sea of lights that… suddenly turns the whole town into a living.I painted almost every single window by hand with the tip of a tiny brush – it took forever, but that’s exactly the point: this city is built by human hands, dreams, and late nights.
For me, „Handmade Town“ is about that thin line between day and night, between stillness and the rush.
Goran Soldo
Switzerland
Credentials
- Works on commission
Goran Soldo is a self-taught painter of Croatian origin, based in Switzerland, primarily working in acrylics on canvas. He masterfully employs expressive realism and impressionistic techniques, such as impasto, wet-on-wet, and dry brush, to weave luminous textures and atmospheric depth into his landscapes. Through his dynamic portrayal of mountains, lakes, and fleeting urban traces, he evokes a poetic meditation on transience, inviting viewers to feel the living pulse and serene beauty within the ever-shifting dialogue of nature and humanity.
