Bathed in silence and sun, The Poet of Light is a cinematic meditation on the life and vision of German-born painter Jürgen Mitransky—a man who does not merely paint light, but listens to it.

Directed by Andrejka Skračić, this nine-minute documentary is less a biography than a whispered invitation into the soul of an artist whose brushstrokes echo the shimmer of the sea and the hush of dawn. From the industrial gray of Rendsburg to the luminous blues of Murter, Mitransky’s journey is not marked by fame, but by the quiet persistence of wonder.

Accompanied by Mahler’s “Adagietto,” the film unfolds like a moving canvas: soft, unhurried, reverent. We do not merely observe the artist—we dwell in his world, where shadow is never darkness, only the breath before illumination.