A colorful little painting in the studio this morning.
Chase the Light
Tag: landscape
Come Tomorrow
A serene new painting in the studio. I really enjoy working on these 18” x 24” boards, a very manageable size. I am excited to start on much larger paintings in the near future!!
Spiritual (sold)
I was very pleased to hear that this painting was sold through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina! I will be having my third solo show at the gallery in the early spring of 2026. I will post the dates for the show when it gets a bit closer. I am hoping to make it out for this exhibit, I have always wanted to visit the town!
Evening Glow
This piece feels like a trip to dreamland. A reflection on past adventures and so many memories.
Five to Asheville
Five small paintings heading to Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. These paintings are for the gallery’s annual small works exhibit opening November 13th.
Two in Wyoming
I was pleased to hear that these two paintings were sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. They go back a few years, good to remember them and remind myself how things have moved with time.
Marble Glow
I love chasing these dreamlike landscapes. I am currently working on a few paintings this size. I am pretty excited to get back to larger format pieces but I will be going back and forth in scale. I had a nice weekend away from home and enthusiastic to dig in.
September Fade
More small paintings in the studio. This one was inspired by a great September road trip last weekend. Fall brings beauty and melancholy.
I will continue working on these small pieces and see where they take me.
Springs Promise (Missoula)
This is a special piece to me. I held onto it for a couple years as it felt so alive and inspiring in the studio. It is now framed and available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana!
End in Gold
A new painting on the studio easel today. I always crave this kind of melancholic beauty. Something lovely and a little heartbreaking. I am currently splitting my time between 18” x 24” and some tiny 8” x 10” paintings. Exploring and trying to find new light.
brian sostrom 