A study of the New Mexico high desert at dusk, where the sky transitions from soft yellow and pale blue to deeper tones above. The composition captures the quiet drama of sunset over the mesa—a moment of transition where light fades across the rugged terrain. Dark charcoal mesas stand in silhouette against the luminous sky, creating a stark contrast between the glowing horizon and the shadowed foreground. The piece evokes a sense of expansive calm and contemplative solitude.
Acrylic on panel w: 10 h: 8 Available framed or unframed Signed on front
Part of the 30 In 30 Series, a disciplined practice of creating one painting daily for thirty consecutive days. Working with flexible metal painting knives, I build textured, impasto surfaces that capture the immediacy and energy of each session—a record of momentum, material, and mark-making.
