Where color remembers the land.
Painting is how I engage with the world—with place, with memory, with what can't be said in words. The mountains of Colorado pull me back again and again—not just for their beauty, but for what they hold. I hike and sketch, breathing the thin air, listening. This land is personal. My mother and her family spent their summers here, and I return to those same places with brush in hand. In the studio, I work in layers, chasing light, memory, and the feeling of being present in something larger than myself. My paintings are an offering. They're about presence, longing, and the quiet power of what endures.
Looking Ahead
2024
Mixed media on canvas
36 x 48 inches
In this piece, fractured fields of soft whites, earthen grays, and flashes of pink and indigo echo weathered terrain—like memory surfacing through snowfall.
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