Poplar Intersection
Oil on stretched canvas
This abstract work uses the vertical rhythm of poplar trees to explore structure, repetition, and the intersections that shape both landscapes and decisions. Dividing lines cut through layered fields of dark and warm color, suggesting pathways, boundaries, and moments of convergence. The composition balances organic form with deliberate geometry, reflecting the quiet order that exists beneath apparent complexity.
Poplar Intersection
Oil on stretched canvas
This abstract work uses the vertical rhythm of poplar trees to explore structure, repetition, and the intersections that shape both landscapes and decisions. Dividing lines cut through layered fields of dark and warm color, suggesting pathways, boundaries, and moments of convergence. The composition balances organic form with deliberate geometry, reflecting the quiet order that exists beneath apparent complexity.
Alright, new piece, different muscle being used. And yes, oil on stretched canvas matters again.
This one is quieter, smarter, and more architectural than the last.
