Untitled 13 (Homestead in the Woods)

Seen through a lattice of slender trunks, the dwelling becomes less an object than a remembered presence—half-concealed, quietly protected by the rhythm of the trees. The warm, restrained palette of ochres and dusky greens turns daylight into a softened hush, while layered planes of field, foliage, and distant haze create a contemplative depth that feels both intimate and expansive. The composition’s gentle obstruction suggests how home is often experienced: not as a single clear view, but as something approached through time, weather, and the living architecture of place.