Slow Movement of Stone
Layered earth-colored bands move like terrain that has forgotten it is supposed to be still.
Collection
Reduced forms, soft edges, and layered movement that ask how little an image needs before it begins to hold space.
These works are less interested in describing an object than in making one relationship feel inevitable: weight against air, warmth against restraint, movement against a surface that does not move.
Layered earth-colored bands move like terrain that has forgotten it is supposed to be still.
Rust and gray washes meet without becoming a map, a cloud, or a landscape, but they keep borrowing from all three.