As you considQuiet Interval belongs to a body of work preoccupied with stillness, structure, and the philosophy of Ipseity — the essential, irreducible presence of a thing simply being itself. A snow-laden branch rests at the edge of a frozen pond. The branch has not merely collected snow — it has been consumed by it, the wood visible only at the tips, the rest surrendered to generous, drooping lobes of accumulated white. Around it, glacial teal water holds its depth quietly. Beyond, a vast warm expanse breathes outward to every edge. Quiet Interval builds its snow through layered passages and pure pigment impasto, the brushwork deliberately present at the crests — not erased, not smoothed, but left as evidence of the hand and of time. The surrounding glacial field is worked in linseed-extended glazes, its edges always lost, its transitions always earned. The painting asks the viewer to slow down and get lost. Not in drama, but in the interval — the held breath between one moment and the next. From the solo exhibition About Time, 2026. er adding

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Title: Quiet Interval

Description: Oil on Canvas 67 in. x 55 in.

Price: $3,800.00$

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