acrylic
Two monumental forms emerge from geometric fragments, their coral and teal segments flowing into each other across sweeping black lines that seem to map some unseen force. "The Mountain and the Boulder" presents a conversation between scales—the towering peak and its smaller companion existing in a relationship that shifts depending on how long you look. The brushwork moves with confident looseness, colors bleeding beyond their boundaries, lines trailing into possibility. Is this landscape or something more intimate? Ancient geology or a moment of becoming? The work holds multiple truths simultaneously, inviting the eye to wander between the massive and the particular, between what rises and what rests, between the stories we tell about permanence and the ones we whisper about change.
Dimensions: 12½”H x 23½”W x 1¼”D
Or… Donate to the Cancer Fund and receive this artwork as a thank you gift.
acrylic
Two monumental forms emerge from geometric fragments, their coral and teal segments flowing into each other across sweeping black lines that seem to map some unseen force. "The Mountain and the Boulder" presents a conversation between scales—the towering peak and its smaller companion existing in a relationship that shifts depending on how long you look. The brushwork moves with confident looseness, colors bleeding beyond their boundaries, lines trailing into possibility. Is this landscape or something more intimate? Ancient geology or a moment of becoming? The work holds multiple truths simultaneously, inviting the eye to wander between the massive and the particular, between what rises and what rests, between the stories we tell about permanence and the ones we whisper about change.
Dimensions: 12½”H x 23½”W x 1¼”D
Or… Donate to the Cancer Fund and receive this artwork as a thank you gift.
