Campsite: Bear Head Lake, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
18 x 24 inches
Painted after time spent camping at Bear Head Lake, this work carries the layered structure of the Northwoods — trunks, branches, undergrowth, water, and shifting light. Dark linear gestures cut through translucent veils of green and blue, forming a lattice that suggests both forest and temporary shelter.
As with many works shaped by travel, the painting holds the experience of being briefly embedded in a place — waking to filtered light, walking among trees, watching the day change. The marks remain direct and responsive, built from single gestures and revisions. The scene is less documented than absorbed.
For collectors: A grounded, atmospheric painting that carries the quiet complexity — and the lived memory — of the northern landscape into the room.
Campsite: Bear Head Lake, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
18 x 24 inches
Painted after time spent camping at Bear Head Lake, this work carries the layered structure of the Northwoods — trunks, branches, undergrowth, water, and shifting light. Dark linear gestures cut through translucent veils of green and blue, forming a lattice that suggests both forest and temporary shelter.
As with many works shaped by travel, the painting holds the experience of being briefly embedded in a place — waking to filtered light, walking among trees, watching the day change. The marks remain direct and responsive, built from single gestures and revisions. The scene is less documented than absorbed.
For collectors: A grounded, atmospheric painting that carries the quiet complexity — and the lived memory — of the northern landscape into the room.