Mixed media & collage on wood panel
24 H x 36 W x 2 D inches
2026
Original work. Signed and dated. Ships directly from the studio.
Description:
CABIN FEVER was inspired by winter isolation, mountain architecture, and the emotional tension between shelter and collapse. The work draws from remote cabin structures, wildfire imagery, abandoned settlements, and fragmented memories of place, blending landscape with psychological atmosphere.
I wanted the piece to feel suspended between beauty and unease. The fire becomes both destruction and light, while the surrounding snow-covered landscape creates a quiet sense of distance and stillness. Viewers are invited to reflect on themes of survival, memory, and emotional isolation within environments that feel both familiar and unstable.
The mixed media approach allows the surface to feel weathered and layered over time. By combining collage, abrasion, painterly washes, gestural mark-making, and architectural fragments, the work moves between abstraction and landscape while reinforcing ideas of erosion, fragmentation, and atmosphere central to the OUT OF RANGE series.
Mixed media & collage on wood panel
24 H x 36 W x 2 D inches
2026
Original work. Signed and dated. Ships directly from the studio.
Description:
CABIN FEVER was inspired by winter isolation, mountain architecture, and the emotional tension between shelter and collapse. The work draws from remote cabin structures, wildfire imagery, abandoned settlements, and fragmented memories of place, blending landscape with psychological atmosphere.
I wanted the piece to feel suspended between beauty and unease. The fire becomes both destruction and light, while the surrounding snow-covered landscape creates a quiet sense of distance and stillness. Viewers are invited to reflect on themes of survival, memory, and emotional isolation within environments that feel both familiar and unstable.
The mixed media approach allows the surface to feel weathered and layered over time. By combining collage, abrasion, painterly washes, gestural mark-making, and architectural fragments, the work moves between abstraction and landscape while reinforcing ideas of erosion, fragmentation, and atmosphere central to the OUT OF RANGE series.
