Things That Were is a reflection on memory, change, and the quiet beauty of what has shaped us.
Bold, petal-like forms in soft white rise and fall across a richly layered ground of blush, sky blue, moss, charcoal, and warm earth tones. The composition feels both familiar and evolving, as if recalling moments that once felt close and now live gently at a distance. There is movement here, but also acceptance, a sense of honoring what came before without needing to hold it in place.
As part of the Field Notes: A Winter Awakening series, this painting speaks to the reflective nature of winter, when we take stock of seasons past and make space for what is next. It is a piece about remembrance, gratitude, and carrying forward the essence of old chapters as new growth begins to emerge.
Unframed
Things That Were is a reflection on memory, change, and the quiet beauty of what has shaped us.
Bold, petal-like forms in soft white rise and fall across a richly layered ground of blush, sky blue, moss, charcoal, and warm earth tones. The composition feels both familiar and evolving, as if recalling moments that once felt close and now live gently at a distance. There is movement here, but also acceptance, a sense of honoring what came before without needing to hold it in place.
As part of the Field Notes: A Winter Awakening series, this painting speaks to the reflective nature of winter, when we take stock of seasons past and make space for what is next. It is a piece about remembrance, gratitude, and carrying forward the essence of old chapters as new growth begins to emerge.
Unframed
