This vertical triptych unfolds like a gentle ascent, each panel offering a moment in a shared, evolving landscape. Soft greens, mossy yellows, watery blues, and touches of cream drift and interweave, suggesting foliage, light, and movement. The textures are scraped, layered, and rebuilt—creating a sense of time passing across the surface.
Individually, each painting feels like a fragment or breath; together, they read as a continuous meditation.
The overall effect is calm but alive—an intimate conversation between texture, color, and space that invites slow looking and reflection rather than resolution.
This vertical triptych unfolds like a gentle ascent, each panel offering a moment in a shared, evolving landscape. Soft greens, mossy yellows, watery blues, and touches of cream drift and interweave, suggesting foliage, light, and movement. The textures are scraped, layered, and rebuilt—creating a sense of time passing across the surface.
Individually, each painting feels like a fragment or breath; together, they read as a continuous meditation.
The overall effect is calm but alive—an intimate conversation between texture, color, and space that invites slow looking and reflection rather than resolution.
