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Details
Original mixed media on paper, 2026
Image size: 6 × 6 inches
Sold unframed.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
About the Work
Of all the colors I remember from Garden of the Gods, I became unexpectedly fixated on the yellow grass. Against the blue-gray sky, dark rock, and muted vegetation, it was subtle but remarkably beautiful. In Daylight 64, that small observation became the focus. The composition sits slightly off balance, as though the image shifted during exposure, yet the effect feels calm rather than unsettled. Sometimes what is retained in memory isn’t the most spectacular part of a landscape, but the quiet detail you couldn't stop looking at.
Field Exposures, Nos. 01–08, a series of small mixed media paintings exploring landscape through memory. Each work considers memory as a kind of delayed photographic development, retaining traces of color, atmosphere, and observation while allowing the original image to shift to express an intimate detail, rather than a broader view.
Shipping
All shipping costs are United States only. If you are interested in purchasing this piece and live internationally, please contact me. For shipping details, please see our shipping policy.
Details
Original mixed media on paper, 2026
Image size: 6 × 6 inches
Sold unframed.
Signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
About the Work
Of all the colors I remember from Garden of the Gods, I became unexpectedly fixated on the yellow grass. Against the blue-gray sky, dark rock, and muted vegetation, it was subtle but remarkably beautiful. In Daylight 64, that small observation became the focus. The composition sits slightly off balance, as though the image shifted during exposure, yet the effect feels calm rather than unsettled. Sometimes what is retained in memory isn’t the most spectacular part of a landscape, but the quiet detail you couldn't stop looking at.
Field Exposures, Nos. 01–08, a series of small mixed media paintings exploring landscape through memory. Each work considers memory as a kind of delayed photographic development, retaining traces of color, atmosphere, and observation while allowing the original image to shift to express an intimate detail, rather than a broader view.
Shipping
All shipping costs are United States only. If you are interested in purchasing this piece and live internationally, please contact me. For shipping details, please see our shipping policy.
