Tree by the House
A familiar tree becomes the starting point for a much less familiar landscape. The photographed branches hold the image to a particular place, while drawing, color, and invented forms push outward from observation into memory and imagination.
The image moves between what is seen and what is remembered. Lines wander, shapes overlap, and the sun seems to press everything forward until the ordinary view outside the house becomes something restless, layered, and alive.
Tree by the House
A familiar tree becomes the starting point for a much less familiar landscape. The photographed branches hold the image to a particular place, while drawing, color, and invented forms push outward from observation into memory and imagination.
The image moves between what is seen and what is remembered. Lines wander, shapes overlap, and the sun seems to press everything forward until the ordinary view outside the house becomes something restless, layered, and alive.