Mixed media & collage on wood panel
20 H x 24 W x 2 D inches
2026
Original work. Signed and dated. Ships directly from the studio.
Description:
VOID is part of my ongoing IN / OUT OF RANGE series, exploring memory, absence, and the spaces left behind when people, places, and stories begin to fade. Inspired by weathered coastal settlements and remote landscapes along the Maine shoreline, the work combines paint, collage, and fragmented imagery to create a scene that exists between observation and recollection.
Dark structures and solitary figures emerge from a landscape dominated by light, atmosphere, and distance. The imagery remains intentionally unresolved, allowing the work to function as both place and memory.
I work in mixed media because memory is layered and imperfect. Photography provides traces of reality, while paint introduces atmosphere and ambiguity. Together they create a surface that feels discovered rather than constructed. I hope viewers experience quiet contemplation while reflecting on absence, isolation, and the traces that remain after a place has changed.
Mixed media & collage on wood panel
20 H x 24 W x 2 D inches
2026
Original work. Signed and dated. Ships directly from the studio.
Description:
VOID is part of my ongoing IN / OUT OF RANGE series, exploring memory, absence, and the spaces left behind when people, places, and stories begin to fade. Inspired by weathered coastal settlements and remote landscapes along the Maine shoreline, the work combines paint, collage, and fragmented imagery to create a scene that exists between observation and recollection.
Dark structures and solitary figures emerge from a landscape dominated by light, atmosphere, and distance. The imagery remains intentionally unresolved, allowing the work to function as both place and memory.
I work in mixed media because memory is layered and imperfect. Photography provides traces of reality, while paint introduces atmosphere and ambiguity. Together they create a surface that feels discovered rather than constructed. I hope viewers experience quiet contemplation while reflecting on absence, isolation, and the traces that remain after a place has changed.
