Part of an ongoing series titled “Lines”, It’s Not Lost On Me captures the fragmentation of time and space brought on by modern social pressures/distraction/disillusionment. Each piece starts with a vibrant underpainting that leads the viewers eyes away from the beauty of nature, creating a blended experience where we are never fully present in the scene but never fully removed. Each piece is an invitation to examine our lives, our presence, and who we long to be.
30×48 (black aluminum frame) acrylic, oil stick, paint pen, on canvas
Part of an ongoing series titled “Lines”, It’s Not Lost On Me captures the fragmentation of time and space brought on by modern social pressures/distraction/disillusionment. Each piece starts with a vibrant underpainting that leads the viewers eyes away from the beauty of nature, creating a blended experience where we are never fully present in the scene but never fully removed. Each piece is an invitation to examine our lives, our presence, and who we long to be.
30×48 (black aluminum frame) acrylic, oil stick, paint pen, on canvas
