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Oil on Canvas, 14” x 14” x 1.5”, 2024
Rolling Hills captures the quiet expansiveness of the Wyoming landscape, where layers of earth and sky unfold in slow, rhythmic movement. Inspired by time spent traveling through the high plains and foothills, this painting reflects the subtle transitions of color and light that define the region—muted greens, ochres, and soft blues shifting across the land like breath.
Rather than depicting a single location, the work evokes a memory of place: the sensation of moving through open terrain, where distance softens form and the land reveals its ancient contours. The sweeping brushwork and textured surface echo the wind-shaped character of the landscape, inviting the viewer to pause and experience the vastness, stillness, and quiet resilience of Wyoming’s rolling hills.
Oil on Canvas, 14” x 14” x 1.5”, 2024
Rolling Hills captures the quiet expansiveness of the Wyoming landscape, where layers of earth and sky unfold in slow, rhythmic movement. Inspired by time spent traveling through the high plains and foothills, this painting reflects the subtle transitions of color and light that define the region—muted greens, ochres, and soft blues shifting across the land like breath.
Rather than depicting a single location, the work evokes a memory of place: the sensation of moving through open terrain, where distance softens form and the land reveals its ancient contours. The sweeping brushwork and textured surface echo the wind-shaped character of the landscape, inviting the viewer to pause and experience the vastness, stillness, and quiet resilience of Wyoming’s rolling hills.