Catching the Moon is an inquiry into the pursuit of the ethereal. The vertical composition suggests a rising movement—a connection of the celestial to the terrestrial.
In this piece, the moon is not just a distant object, but a symbol of a moment of stillness captured amidst the movement of life. Through a meditative ritual of adding layers and then sanding them back, I reveal a "history" within the work. This process mirrors our own human experience: the building up of memories and the stripping away of the unnecessary to find the light that remains.
The raw, unframed edges of the canvas invite viewing the painting as a living artifact—a tactile exploration of where the dream world and the physical realm intersect.
Catching the Moon is an inquiry into the pursuit of the ethereal. The vertical composition suggests a rising movement—a connection of the celestial to the terrestrial.
In this piece, the moon is not just a distant object, but a symbol of a moment of stillness captured amidst the movement of life. Through a meditative ritual of adding layers and then sanding them back, I reveal a "history" within the work. This process mirrors our own human experience: the building up of memories and the stripping away of the unnecessary to find the light that remains.
The raw, unframed edges of the canvas invite viewing the painting as a living artifact—a tactile exploration of where the dream world and the physical realm intersect.
MIXED MEDIA
Size : 36 × 24 × 2 in
Abstract Symbolic Art Mixed Media Contemporary Spiritual & Meditative Art Nature-Inspired Intuitive Process Art
