Some images ask you to look outward. These ask you to look closely. Texture, light, and subtle detail draw attention into the present moment, away from abstraction and into what is immediately, quietly there. Presence emerges when nothing is being asked of the viewer beyond noticing.
The works in this gallery reward a closer look: the grain of weathered driftwood, the curve of aspen trunks, fallen leaves in a moving stream, the doorways of ancient stone walls, and the quiet geometry of stairwells and arcades. Because they are made to be seen up close, they suit the rooms of everyday life, where a work is passed and glanced at many times a day: kitchens and dining rooms, hallways, home offices, and workspaces. They also work well at smaller sizes and in groupings, where each piece invites its own moment of attention.
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