This site-specific street artwork was created in a slightly secluded riverside spot, where the grey concrete supports and retaining walls seemed to naturally invite an artistic touch. The very shape of the structure suggested the idea for the painting — a car.

I didn’t want to overwhelm the area with complex visuals; people come here to walk, relax, and watch the birds nesting in the grass by the river. The mural is therefore minimalist and subtle — almost unnoticeable at first glance, yet playful and perfectly blending with its surroundings.

The choice of a soft, rarely used peach-pink color was deliberate, giving the piece a gentle and unexpected charm. The artwork is also visible from the Old Town side, creating a quiet connection between both riverbanks.

Part of the Small Walls Project.