8X10 Mixed Media on Canvas Board
Erosion draws your eye to the slow scrape of time across a landscape. The layered plaster, sand, and acrylics create a weathered surface that feels pulled from a cliff face or an old shoreline. The horizontal band gives the piece its tension — a thin line holding together textures that feel like they’re slipping and settling.
The muted earth tones, rust marks, and scraped planes give the work a grounded, tactile feel. Up close you see broken ridges, soft drags of pigment, and rough areas that read like sediment building and breaking apart.
This piece sits comfortably between abstraction and natural form. It captures the sense that environments shift in small increments — worn down, rebuilt, and shaped again.
8X10 Mixed Media on Canvas Board
Erosion draws your eye to the slow scrape of time across a landscape. The layered plaster, sand, and acrylics create a weathered surface that feels pulled from a cliff face or an old shoreline. The horizontal band gives the piece its tension — a thin line holding together textures that feel like they’re slipping and settling.
The muted earth tones, rust marks, and scraped planes give the work a grounded, tactile feel. Up close you see broken ridges, soft drags of pigment, and rough areas that read like sediment building and breaking apart.
This piece sits comfortably between abstraction and natural form. It captures the sense that environments shift in small increments — worn down, rebuilt, and shaped again.
