I see you're looking at "Automat." What do you think?

Well, I've always been intrigued by the solitary moments in urban life. Automat is a place of both public and private moments; a space where people are together yet alone.

She represents the urban dwellers I often observe. There's no specific story; she's an everywoman, absorbed in her thoughts, perhaps reflecting on her day or her life.

Yes, I wanted to highlight the isolation. The light contrasts the inner world of the individual against the impersonal public space.

That's the mood I aimed for. The colors are subdued to reflect the quietness and introspection of the scene.

Exactly. It's about the paradox of loneliness in a city crowded with people. It's a theme I often explore in my work.

That's the essence of my art – to capture these fleeting, yet profound moments of urban solitude.

1927

American Impressionism
Automatby Edward Hopper

1927

American ImpressionismAutomatby Edward Hopper

American Impressionism
Automatby Edward Hopper