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Coastline emerged from a quiet reckoning with distance between land and sky, memory and presence. Painted in the early morning hours after a long drive along the Northern California coast, it captures the moment the fog begins to lift but hasn’t yet surrendered. The green field below suggests groundedness, while the layered blues and grays above evoke the weight of weather and time. That subtle burst of yellow near the top? It’s not just light. It’s hope, breaking through.
The brushwork is intentionally loose, allowing emotion to move freely across the canvas, like wind across water. It’s a piece about transition, about holding space for uncertainty while still believing in clarity.
Coastline can be hung alongside Tide of Light, its companion piece. Where Coastline holds the tension of fog and memory, Tide of Light offers movement and release, an ethereal seascape where mist and ocean hues swirl toward illumination. Together, they speak in quiet rhythm: one grounded, one fluid; both luminous.
12” x 12”, oil on canvas
Coastline emerged from a quiet reckoning with distance between land and sky, memory and presence. Painted in the early morning hours after a long drive along the Northern California coast, it captures the moment the fog begins to lift but hasn’t yet surrendered. The green field below suggests groundedness, while the layered blues and grays above evoke the weight of weather and time. That subtle burst of yellow near the top? It’s not just light. It’s hope, breaking through.
The brushwork is intentionally loose, allowing emotion to move freely across the canvas, like wind across water. It’s a piece about transition, about holding space for uncertainty while still believing in clarity.
Coastline can be hung alongside Tide of Light, its companion piece. Where Coastline holds the tension of fog and memory, Tide of Light offers movement and release, an ethereal seascape where mist and ocean hues swirl toward illumination. Together, they speak in quiet rhythm: one grounded, one fluid; both luminous.
12” x 12”, oil on canvas