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Diptych | Two 24" × 36" canvases | Acrylic, oil, and natural materials on canvas
There is a feeling that comes from standing at the edge of a coastal cliff, where the land drops away and the world opens into something impossibly vast. Fog moves across the water, the horizon disappears, and for a moment it is difficult to tell where the earth ends and the sky begins.
Where the Land Falls Away is about that sense of openness. The quiet exhilaration of standing at the edge of something immense, with nothing between you and the distance.
Created as a diptych with acrylic, oil, and natural materials from California's Central Coast, the work captures the shifting boundaries of land, sea, and sky.
Diptych | Two 24" × 36" canvases | Acrylic, oil, and natural materials on canvas
There is a feeling that comes from standing at the edge of a coastal cliff, where the land drops away and the world opens into something impossibly vast. Fog moves across the water, the horizon disappears, and for a moment it is difficult to tell where the earth ends and the sky begins.
Where the Land Falls Away is about that sense of openness. The quiet exhilaration of standing at the edge of something immense, with nothing between you and the distance.
Created as a diptych with acrylic, oil, and natural materials from California's Central Coast, the work captures the shifting boundaries of land, sea, and sky.