Ship Rock
Inspired by the legendary formation in New Mexico, this painting captures Ship Rock, known to the Navajo as Tsé Bitʼaʼí or “the Rock with Wings.” The monolith rises sharply from the desert floor, glowing with warm golds and deep earth tones. A sweeping ridge leads the viewer toward the towering formation, surrounded by soft desert horizons and distant mesas. A tribute to a landscape that holds both beauty and cultural meaning.
Ship Rock
Inspired by the legendary formation in New Mexico, this painting captures Ship Rock, known to the Navajo as Tsé Bitʼaʼí or “the Rock with Wings.” The monolith rises sharply from the desert floor, glowing with warm golds and deep earth tones. A sweeping ridge leads the viewer toward the towering formation, surrounded by soft desert horizons and distant mesas. A tribute to a landscape that holds both beauty and cultural meaning.
Ship Rock is the exposed core of an ancient volcano. Not a cute little cone volcano either. More like a monster that erupted around 27 million years ago during a period of wild volcanic activity in the Four Corners region.
