What Remains in Motion
Near The Surface
- 28 x 22 in
Near the Surface moves between landscape, memory, and interior space. Layers of translucent color and shifting marks create an atmosphere where forms emerge briefly before dissolving again into the surface. Fleeting figure-like presences appear within the painting — part voice, part memory, part emotional trace — never fully resolving into narrative. Balancing gesture and structure, the work reflects an internal terrain shaped by remembered experience rather than direct observation. Fragments of color, line, and movement remain suspended near consciousness, suggesting something just beneath articulation, close to surfacing yet still elusive. Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
May, 2026
Acrylic painting
Held In Passage
- 28 x 22 in
Held in Passage moves through a shifting interior terrain where memory, gesture, and structure briefly come into alignment before dissolving again. Layers of deep color and translucent marks create a sense of movement through space — part landscape, part emotional residue. Sweeping arcs and fragments of line suggest pathways, thresholds, or traces of something once held and now in transition. As with much of this body of work, the painting begins with place and remembered experience, but moves away from representation toward something more internal: a space suspended between containment and release, presence and disappearance. Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
May, 2026
Acrylic painting
What Remains in Motion
- 28 x 22 in
What Remains in Motion explores the persistence of memory after the image itself begins to dissolve. Layers of translucent color, gestural marks, and shifting forms create a sense of movement held in suspension — as though fragments of landscape, atmosphere, and emotion are continually reassembling. The painting balances structure and spontaneity, with lines and passages of color acting as traces of movement through an interior landscape. Rather than depicting a specific place, the work reflects the experience of carrying places, sensations, and moments forward as they transform over time.
May, 2026
Acrylic painting