This four-piece painting series is inspired by the concentric rings of a tree stump—quiet markers of time that record seasons of growth, stress, survival, and rest. Working primarily in layered tones of tan, brown, and white, each piece captures a section of the larger form, allowing subtle variations in texture and movement to suggest the slow accumulation of years. Gold foil is applied sparingly, catching light like preserved memory or moments of resilience embedded within the grain.
Set against white grounds and housed in black no-show frames, the four 8x10 works are designed to function both individually and as a unified composition. Together, they invite contemplation of endurance, impermanence, and the beauty found in what remains—an abstract meditation on nature’s quiet record-keeping and the passage of time.
This four-piece painting series is inspired by the concentric rings of a tree stump—quiet markers of time that record seasons of growth, stress, survival, and rest. Working primarily in layered tones of tan, brown, and white, each piece captures a section of the larger form, allowing subtle variations in texture and movement to suggest the slow accumulation of years. Gold foil is applied sparingly, catching light like preserved memory or moments of resilience embedded within the grain.
Set against white grounds and housed in black no-show frames, the four 8x10 works are designed to function both individually and as a unified composition. Together, they invite contemplation of endurance, impermanence, and the beauty found in what remains—an abstract meditation on nature’s quiet record-keeping and the passage of time.
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