Paris has a way of slowing time. In this poster, I wanted to capture that exact feeling — the hush of the river at night, the elegance of the city’s lights, and the magnetic pull of its skyline. The Eiffel Tower rises in the background, but the focus is not just on landmarks. It’s on atmosphere — the kind that makes you want to linger, to pause, to breathe.

The muted sepia tones give this piece a sense of quiet nostalgia, like an old photograph that still feels strikingly modern. I drew inspiration from the golden age of Art Deco, where bold geometry and soft light worked together to create both glamour and intimacy. The woman in the foreground embodies that duality — strong in form, yet contemplative in presence.

For me, Paris is not only a place; it’s a mood. It’s a balance between grandeur and stillness, between the monumental and the personal. This poster is my tribute to that feeling — an invitation to see the city not just as a destination, but as a timeless state of mind.

If you’ve ever dreamed of Paris, I hope this piece brings you closer. ✨