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6×6 Encaustic on Wood
This 6×6 encaustic piece layers molten beeswax, pigment, and mark-making into a compact field of movement and light. Circular forms emerge and dissolve beneath translucent veils of wax, edged with charcoal linework that feels at once deliberate and instinctive. Yellows and acid greens push forward against soft whites and smoky grays, creating a tension between warmth and haze.
The surface is richly worked. Scraped, fused, and reworked, each layer holds traces of what came before. The result is a luminous, tactile composition that shifts with the light, inviting close viewing. Despite its scale, the piece carries a strong presence, balancing energy with quiet reflection.
6×6 Encaustic on Wood
This 6×6 encaustic piece layers molten beeswax, pigment, and mark-making into a compact field of movement and light. Circular forms emerge and dissolve beneath translucent veils of wax, edged with charcoal linework that feels at once deliberate and instinctive. Yellows and acid greens push forward against soft whites and smoky grays, creating a tension between warmth and haze.
The surface is richly worked. Scraped, fused, and reworked, each layer holds traces of what came before. The result is a luminous, tactile composition that shifts with the light, inviting close viewing. Despite its scale, the piece carries a strong presence, balancing energy with quiet reflection.
