This painting was inspired by a familiar Jerusalem moment —
the gentle summer breeze of early evening, moving softly through balconies and quiet streets.

It is a breeze that carries calm rather than force,
a touch that cools, soothes, and invites stillness.
In its movement, it recalls the flow of water —
the hidden underground springs of Jerusalem,
the ancient waters of Shiloach and Motza,
a clarity that belongs to the city beneath the stone.

The blues suggest air and water at once —
a softness that cannot be clearly defined,
much like Jerusalem itself.
An atmosphere felt rather than explained.

Through abstraction, the artist sought to capture this fleeting sensation:
the purity, the gentleness, and the quiet grace of a Jerusalem evening —
a moment of calm that lingers, even when words fall short.