In People Looking Through Windows, 2025, the viewer is invited into a moment of stillness and introspection. Set within a dimly lit transit shelter, the shadowy figure at the center becomes both subject and observer—part of the scene and yet detached from it. The play between light and dark, abstraction and realism, evokes a sense of urban solitude, capturing the feeling of watching life unfold from behind a pane of glass.
The blurred strokes and layered reflections create a dreamlike atmosphere, suggesting not just a physical window, but a metaphorical one: the way we perceive others and ourselves in fleeting, quiet moments. This painting is part of an ongoing series exploring themes of separation, contemplation, and human presence in public and private spaces.