Black at the Edge of Green
The animal is almost a void until water, leaves, and direct eye contact pull the form forward.
Collection
Animals held between recognition and atmosphere, where the subject is clear but the surrounding world is allowed to become uncertain.
An animal looking back changes the image. It is no longer only something being observed. There is a second point of attention inside the frame.
These studies keep the subject recognizable while allowing color, texture, and environment to carry more of the encounter.
The animal is almost a void until water, leaves, and direct eye contact pull the form forward.
A deer appears through a field of marks that feels part forest, part memory, and part unfinished wall.