What Felt Steady is a study in grounding, in finding balance within motion.
Deep navy forms move confidently across layers of blue, slate, soft white, and warm ochre, creating a rhythm that feels anchored and sure. The composition is active, yet nothing feels rushed or unsettled. Each mark seems to know its place, contributing to a sense of quiet structure beneath the movement.
Within the Field Notes series, this piece reflects those moments when life feels full but not chaotic, when you recognize the steady presence beneath the noise. It is a painting about trust, stability, and the calm assurance that comes from knowing what holds, even as everything continues to shift.
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What Felt Steady is a study in grounding, in finding balance within motion.
Deep navy forms move confidently across layers of blue, slate, soft white, and warm ochre, creating a rhythm that feels anchored and sure. The composition is active, yet nothing feels rushed or unsettled. Each mark seems to know its place, contributing to a sense of quiet structure beneath the movement.
Within the Field Notes series, this piece reflects those moments when life feels full but not chaotic, when you recognize the steady presence beneath the noise. It is a painting about trust, stability, and the calm assurance that comes from knowing what holds, even as everything continues to shift.
Unframed
