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Eventual Darkness, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
18 x 24 inches
Painted while camping at Bear Head Lake, Eventual Darkness holds the charged moment between daylight and night. Deep blue atmosphere surrounds a dense field of gestures — stems, branches, and flashes of red and yellow that seem to hover before fading.
The painting carries the experience of watching light slowly withdraw. Bright marks resist the encroaching blue, asserting themselves briefly before being absorbed. Built through layered strokes and direct, responsive gestures, the surface remains active and immediate — like the last movement in the air before full dark.
For collectors: A vibrant, atmospheric work that captures the tension and beauty of the northern landscape at day’s end.
Eventual Darkness, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
18 x 24 inches
Painted while camping at Bear Head Lake, Eventual Darkness holds the charged moment between daylight and night. Deep blue atmosphere surrounds a dense field of gestures — stems, branches, and flashes of red and yellow that seem to hover before fading.
The painting carries the experience of watching light slowly withdraw. Bright marks resist the encroaching blue, asserting themselves briefly before being absorbed. Built through layered strokes and direct, responsive gestures, the surface remains active and immediate — like the last movement in the air before full dark.
For collectors: A vibrant, atmospheric work that captures the tension and beauty of the northern landscape at day’s end.
For more information including detailed images please click here: Eventual Darkness