Summer In The City I and II

Summer In The City I and II is an original abstract painting by London-based artist Paresh Nrshinga. Light seems to move through the surface rather than simply sit upon it. A palette of blue creates a sense of warmth, transition and luminosity, while freer gestures keep the painting alive and prevent the composition from feeling static.

Layered marks and softened edges give the work a shifting, almost atmospheric depth. Some gestures come forward while others recede, creating a surface that changes with distance and light. The balance between clarity and ambiguity is part of what gives the painting its lasting pull.

Summer In The City I and II has enough presence to hold a contemporary living room, open-plan space or design-led interior without overwhelming it. Its square format gives the composition a balanced, self-contained presence. It is a work designed to be lived with, revealing different relationships between colour, movement and space over time.