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30" × 24" | Acrylic, oil, and natural materials on canvas
There are moments in Santa Barbara when the light seems to belong as much to the water as it does to the sky. Reflections blur the boundaries between what is real and what is remembered, and everything takes on a softer, quieter shape.
Where the Light Goes is an exploration of those fleeting moments, when the familiar becomes almost unrecognizable in the changing light. A painting about reflection, stillness, and the beauty of things that never look quite the same twice.
Created with acrylic, oil, and natural materials gathered along California's Central Coast.
30" × 24" | Acrylic, oil, and natural materials on canvas
There are moments in Santa Barbara when the light seems to belong as much to the water as it does to the sky. Reflections blur the boundaries between what is real and what is remembered, and everything takes on a softer, quieter shape.
Where the Light Goes is an exploration of those fleeting moments, when the familiar becomes almost unrecognizable in the changing light. A painting about reflection, stillness, and the beauty of things that never look quite the same twice.
Created with acrylic, oil, and natural materials gathered along California's Central Coast.