From The Train 2 (Island Tapestry)

This landscape unfolds like a stitched memory, where islands and hills become tactile swells of color—greens, ochres, and blues layered in patient rhythms that feel both cultivated and instinctive. The water is not merely depicted but patterned into a living current, its repeating waves and pale luminosity guiding the eye through a mosaic of peninsulas that alternately shelter and surrender to the tide. By emphasizing texture and mark over illusionistic depth, the work turns geography into contemplation: a quiet meditation on how land is shaped—by seasons, labor, and time—into a quilted harmony that still hums with movement.