Where the Forest Breathes, 24x36, acrylic

Where the Forest Breathes portrays a living canopy where roots, trunks, and leaves pulse together in a shared rhythm, as if the land itself is inhaling and exhaling. Pattern and color weave a sense of quiet vitality, inviting the viewer to feel held within a forest that is not still, but attentively alive.

Beautiful Chaos, 30x40, acrylic

A vibrant tapestry of color and pattern swirls in rhythmic disorder, creating harmony within the chaos. Each fragmented shape pulses with energy, drawing the eye into a lively, interconnected world.

Fractal Trees, 16x20, oil on gessobord

“Fractal Trees” weaves an intricate network of branching forms, where each limb repeats in rhythmic patterns that echo nature’s hidden geometry. Warm and cool hues interlace to create a vibrant, almost pulsating forest that feels both alive and infinite.

Early Dawn

14.50×16, acrylic

The Golden Hour, 24x18, acrylic

“The Golden Hour” glows with warm amber and gold tones, as patterned trees and textured brushstrokes create a shimmering forest caught in the last light of day. Subtle purples and rhythmic marks add depth and movement, evoking a landscape alive with fading sunlight.

Sandbar, 18x32, acrylic

. “Sandbar” depicts an intricate aerial-like landscape where undulating lines, rhythmic marks, and shifting color fields suggest tidal movement shaping land and water. The painting’s vibrant patterns create a sense of organic motion, capturing the fluid boundary between shoreline and sea.

Big Moon, 14x22, acrylic on canvas

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“Big Moon” evokes a dreamlike forest where tangled, ribbon-like branches rise beneath a softly glowing, moonlit canopy. Intricate patterns and shifting colors create a sense of quiet movement, as if the landscape is breathing under the luminous night sky.

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Old Growth, 18x30, acrylic

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“Old Growth” depicts a dense, rhythmic tangle of ancient trees whose interwoven branches and roots pulse with pattern and color, evoking the deep memory and living energy of a primordial forest. Vibrant lines and textures create a sense of movement, as though the land itself is breathing through the trees.

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