An interior of evangelical Holy Trinity church in Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Central Poland. Watercolor on 42 x 56cm paper, based on a self-made photo.

This picture doesn't fully evoke the likeness of the very interior that I photographed - but it was meant to try and envision the former colour scheme before it was altered by now-past tenants of this temple. Originally the first brick temple in this town, it had been abandoned as evangelical parish, decimated by second World War, sought refuge in a larger lutheran church that was originally built to accomodate a much greater number of people than the old church. Since then the building of Holy Trinity church had been leased to a catholic parish that dissolved later on, but not before decorating columns and wall with copious amount of brown paint in a manner that did little to improve its current state. Nowadays the temple remains in the hands of evangelical parish, but no longer fulfills its original function - since the second, larger church is more than enough to accomodate entire parish.