Framed Nature vol.02130x130cm painting on canvas Acrylics, oil pastel, dry pastel, charcoal pencil This work captures a fragile fragment of wild grass, suspended in motion. By framing what is usually boundless, the painting transforms nature into an intimate encounteran invitation to notice the quiet beauty of the ephemeral. Subtle strokes and earthy tones suggest both movement and stillness, making the piece less a depiction of landscape and more a meditation on

rubbed pastel and traces of charcoal create a textured field where the image feels both present and slightly disappearing

They feel like a glimpse of what we haven’t learned yet

making us feel deeply and remember vividly

like a single organism made of many different voices

pulled and moved

and how that body starts to move

letting them stain and break the surface in a way paint alone can’t

almost dreamlike landscape where a small flock moves gently through rolling hills

A Private Arrangement

There are also many visible shades

I wanted to leave space for uncertainty

The surface remains intentionally raw