Goats On The Rock (Untitled)

Set against a misted, near-silent horizon, the composition anchors itself in monumental slabs of ochre and slate rock, their fractured planes rendered with a watercolor’s volatile blend of control and seepage. The goats, poised like quiet sentinels along the ridge, introduce a spare narrative of endurance—small lives negotiating vast geology—while the soft dissolving sky turns the scene into a meditation on time, weather, and elemental persistence. Light is treated less as illumination than as breath, whitening the stone’s edges and letting emptiness function as space, distance, and contemplation all at once.