2025, Acrylic, spray paint, pastel on cradled panel, 32 x 48 x 1.75”
I was drawn to the meeting place between land, sea, and sky—the space where edges dissolve and everything feels in flux. The painting moves between structure and surrender, echoing the natural rhythm of tides and the shifting light that defines a shoreline. Threads of deep color anchor the piece, while soft veils of peach, coral, and aqua drift across the surface, inviting a quiet sense of wonder.
It’s about the beauty of transition—how boundaries blur, how what’s solid becomes fluid, and how we find ourselves somewhere between being grounded and letting go.
2025, Acrylic, spray paint, pastel on cradled panel, 32 x 48 x 1.75”
I was drawn to the meeting place between land, sea, and sky—the space where edges dissolve and everything feels in flux. The painting moves between structure and surrender, echoing the natural rhythm of tides and the shifting light that defines a shoreline. Threads of deep color anchor the piece, while soft veils of peach, coral, and aqua drift across the surface, inviting a quiet sense of wonder.
It’s about the beauty of transition—how boundaries blur, how what’s solid becomes fluid, and how we find ourselves somewhere between being grounded and letting go.
