The picture shows Erfurt's Krämerbrücke during the Advent season - a historic ensemble that is unique in Europe due to its dense development and medieval structure. The cobbled street is lined with half-timbered houses whose windows and façades are decorated with discreet Christmas lights. Strings of lights stretch across the alleyway, including a shining star that structures the scene as a central element. Small Christmas trees and planters complete the festive street scene.
The Krämerbrücke is not only a landmark of Erfurt, but also a lively place with small shops and workshops. Its history dates back to the 14th century and makes it a cultural centre of the city.
My inspiration for this picture was the special atmosphere of the pre-Christmas period - not loud or cluttered, but calm, atmospheric and rich in detail. The aim was to visualise the connection between history, light and seasonal design.
The image conveys a feeling of urban security and timeless festivity. It invites you to pause and discover the details of the scene.
In an interior, this work acts as an atmospheric accent. It brings depth, structure and a touch of local identity to both modern and classic spaces - ideal for anyone looking for a connection to Erfurt or the winter city aesthetic.
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