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This painting captures the beauty of a New Mexico sky as day transitions to evening. The composition is divided into three distinct horizontal bands that mirror the layered atmosphere of the high desert landscape.

This painting is on printmaking paper and comes float mounted in a gallery quality white maple frame with TruVue plexi.


Desert Horizon at Dusk

22x22 works on paper

Prints & Cards

This work takes you on a journey through its color palette with rhythmic brushstrokes guiding the way. It continues to speak to me, capturing my unbridled excitement about experiencing New Mexico. The landscape beckoned me to explore and remain open to new discoveries.

This work is part of the Southwest Dreams.

nature's flow

Inside this painting, I find comfort in the square form. As I gaze at the work, I long to immerse myself in its interwoven colors. The square shape has been my artistic cornerstone since my Bachelor's thesis, where it emerged as a symbol of equality. Its significance has only deepened over time, with this work and those in the brushstroke poetry collection my tribute to the generations of women who poured their narratives into quilt squares. Now, through these color blocks and brushstrokes, I weave my own story into this artistic tradition.

This work is part of the Southwest Dreams Collection.

comfort

Southwest Dreams Collection

This painting grows naturally from its cultural soil, using shapes to create structures both practical and transcendent. Like adobe itself, the piece speaks of patience with each form building a block of a narrative and shaped for the greater vision of this piece.


Terracotta Confluence

This piece speaks to connection with place. How strokes, like seeds, need fertile ground to flourish. The patience of seasons. The earthen tone with bright interruptions of color transforms the painting one brushstroke at a time.

Earthen Verses

The Mind's Labyrinth Exhibition

The horizontal composition with its distinct color blocks and architectural forms evokes the feeling of walking down Canyon Road, where each gallery and courtyard presents its own unique character and color palette. The turquoise elements particularly echo the traditional architectural details found throughout Santa Fe.

Canyon Road Rhythm

The composition uses organic, terraced forms that echo the multi-story adobe structures of places like the cliff dwellings. Small touches of coral red and turquoise punctuate it and references the traditional colors that have adorned Southwestern buildings for generations.

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