Sold through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, NC. Thank you to Momentum and to the collector for finding this one a home. It was one of my favorites from my solo show at the gallery.
Grateful to be working with the team at Momentum Gallery. I will be sending them some small pieces soon!
My daily hike is always a source of inspiration for my paintings. This fog lift exploration is pushing towards the abstract in a pretty interesting way.
Working toward my solo show “Luminosity” in May of 2027. I am doing a number of these smaller paintings before scaling up.
On an exciting side note I sold this painting through instagram shortly after posting it! This painting was one I intended to hang onto either for the show or studio inspiration for the exhibit. I was really pleased that a collector of my work was excited to own it.
A break from the forest – studying light for the solo show. Acrylic on board, on the easel.
This collection is about that quiet moment when light breaks through.
The full series will include inspiration from the nature I see daily in North Idaho.
This is the first painting in a new series of pieces inspired by my daily wanderings in the National Forest. Spending time in the outdoors is a vital reset.
A new piece in the studio. Summer is fading away and the daylight with it. I always try to embrace that bit of melancholy, find the beauty.
Pleased to hear that this painting was sold through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. As summer begins to disappear this seems like an appropriate post.
A gentle new painting in the studio today. I love painting the transitions to daylight. This piece has a very calming feel.
I always loved the misty atmosphere in this painting. I was pleased to learn that it sold through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina!
I was happy to hear that this painting was sold through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. It was hanging in the entry to my studio for a long while, it’s good to know the painting has a new home somewhere.
A new painting on a long wood panel! I believe I have two of these panels left to finish. It has been fun painting them vertically and horizontally.
The smoke has increased our sense of atmosphere up here in North Idaho. Wildfires are scary and heavy smoke is really awful. It comes and goes but the persistent haze has directly influenced this piece.
