Oil on Canvas, 24” x 36” x 1.5”, 2024
This painting captures the expansive glacial valley of Moraine Park in Rocky Mountain National Park, where water, stone, and time shape the land in quiet dialogue. The meandering creek traces the path carved by ancient glaciers, its reflective surface guiding the eye through open meadows toward the rising foothills beyond. Rounded stones and layered grasses reveal the slow, patient forces that sculpted this landscape over millennia.
Painted from direct observation, the work emphasizes the rhythm of the terrain—the soft rise of the valley floor, the movement of water through grasses, and the grounded stillness of the surrounding hills. Light and color shift across the scene, suggesting both seasonal change and geological continuity. Moraine Park reflects a moment of pause within a dynamic system, where land, water, and time remain in constant conversation.
Oil on Canvas, 24” x 36” x 1.5”, 2024
This painting captures the expansive glacial valley of Moraine Park in Rocky Mountain National Park, where water, stone, and time shape the land in quiet dialogue. The meandering creek traces the path carved by ancient glaciers, its reflective surface guiding the eye through open meadows toward the rising foothills beyond. Rounded stones and layered grasses reveal the slow, patient forces that sculpted this landscape over millennia.
Painted from direct observation, the work emphasizes the rhythm of the terrain—the soft rise of the valley floor, the movement of water through grasses, and the grounded stillness of the surrounding hills. Light and color shift across the scene, suggesting both seasonal change and geological continuity. Moraine Park reflects a moment of pause within a dynamic system, where land, water, and time remain in constant conversation.
