A study of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in northern New Mexico, where layers of sienna and umber ridges recede into the distance beneath a dramatic sky. The composition captures the quiet majesty of the high desert range—clouds rendered in violet, lavender, and soft purple drift above the warm, earthy browns of the mountain forms. The piece evokes the serene, contemplative beauty of the Southwest at dusk.
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.
