#261 Limited Edition 01/05
$8,500
About This Work
This abstract reads like close-up bark caught in a slow, internal tide. Vertical bands of pale cream and soft grey climb the frame while darker browns and umbers curl around them, as if the surface of a tree were melting and rewinding itself into new rings. The swirls are deliberate but gentle — a controlled wobble that suggests movement without chaos.
The texture feels tactile: you can almost imagine running your fingers over ridges and furrows, where grain turns into ribboned paint. Light seems to gather along the lighter streaks and slip into shadow in the valleys, giving the piece a quiet depth. It’s an artwork that balances between natural history and painterly gesture.
Mood-wise the image is reflective, a little introspective. There’s a sense of time stacked into the patterns — years compressed; growth and weathering folded on top of one another. The image hints at small narratives: a bird once perched here, a slow insect trail, a memory of storms whispered through concentric lines.
If you look closely, you can invent tiny dramas within the swirls: a pale channel that could be a dried creek, pockets that read like caves, and a central spine that holds the composition together like the trunk of a long-lived tree. Grounded and quietly strange, it invites you to trace the lines and make up the histories they obscure. Archival Giclee print on museum canvas. Comes with a C.O.A and hand signed by the artist. Custom sizes and AP print available. Limited Edition of 5 only!
The texture feels tactile: you can almost imagine running your fingers over ridges and furrows, where grain turns into ribboned paint. Light seems to gather along the lighter streaks and slip into shadow in the valleys, giving the piece a quiet depth. It’s an artwork that balances between natural history and painterly gesture.
Mood-wise the image is reflective, a little introspective. There’s a sense of time stacked into the patterns — years compressed; growth and weathering folded on top of one another. The image hints at small narratives: a bird once perched here, a slow insect trail, a memory of storms whispered through concentric lines.
If you look closely, you can invent tiny dramas within the swirls: a pale channel that could be a dried creek, pockets that read like caves, and a central spine that holds the composition together like the trunk of a long-lived tree. Grounded and quietly strange, it invites you to trace the lines and make up the histories they obscure. Archival Giclee print on museum canvas. Comes with a C.O.A and hand signed by the artist. Custom sizes and AP print available. Limited Edition of 5 only!
Tags
abstract
expressionism
