The Southwest is the landscape closest to home, and familiarity has not diminished it. Red rock, canyon depth, arid distance, and a silence that is genuinely unusual rather than merely quiet. The scale here does something specific to a person standing in it. Whatever felt urgent on the drive out loosens its grip, and the mind, having nothing to hurry toward, stops hurrying.
The works in this gallery span Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah: the Grand Canyon from its rim and from the edge at Toroweap, Monument Valley at sunrise and beneath the Milky Way, the slot canyons of Antelope Canyon, Shiprock standing alone on the plain, the ancient walls of Chaco Canyon, and the saguaro country of the Sonoran Desert. Their warm reds and golds suit living rooms, entryways, and the spaces where people gather, and the quieter works, such as a single saguaro at dusk or the pale stone of White Pocket, suit studies and rooms meant for rest.
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