Landscape 17

Rendered in a sober monochrome, the landscape becomes a study in endurance—scree slopes and fractured boulders pressing down toward a glassy pool that holds the sky like a held breath. The composition pulls the eye along a diagonal of debris and shadow, where the soft, misted light erodes certainty and turns the mountain into a looming presence rather than a fixed place. In the quiet tension between the immovable stone and the water’s silken stillness, the work suggests time as an unseen sculptor, patiently abrading edges, memory, and human scale.