This mural was created on the wall of the first platform at Kaunas Railway Station, near tracks 11 and 12. I had been eyeing this spot for quite some time — the wall’s unique texture and the constant flow of rushing travelers made it what I like to call a “golden spot” for a mural. During the painting process, I saw countless real passengers running to catch their trains — a living echo of the artwork itself.

The building once housed the station’s toilets and now serves as a storage space. Although it’s planned to be demolished in the future, it still stands today.

Funded by Kaunas City Municipality.