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Stone and Rust .jpg
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Stone and Rust copy.jpg

Stone and Rust (36 X 36)

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Original Painting

For sale through Art Gallery of Greater Victoria (AGGV) Sales and Rental, please contact ARTRENTALANDSALES@aggv.ca

Medium: Oil and cold wax on cradled panel

Size: 36 x 36 inches with 1.5 inch depth

This painting is part of my Natural Architecture series…nature contains its own architecture. The vertical reach of trees stretching skyward. The horizontal strata of weathered cliffs. The angular geometry of fractured stone. These structural elements exist alongside flowing, organic forms—a beautiful contradiction that's both grounded and free. This series honors and abstracts this duality in nature. Strong vertical or horizontal passages anchor the compositions, while gestural marks flow around them like water moving past stone. Building and excavating layers. Revealing what's hidden beneath.

For sale through Art Gallery of Greater Victoria (AGGV) Sales and Rental, please contact ARTRENTALANDSALES@aggv.ca

Medium: Oil and cold wax on cradled panel

Size: 36 x 36 inches with 1.5 inch depth

This painting is part of my Natural Architecture series…nature contains its own architecture. The vertical reach of trees stretching skyward. The horizontal strata of weathered cliffs. The angular geometry of fractured stone. These structural elements exist alongside flowing, organic forms—a beautiful contradiction that's both grounded and free. This series honors and abstracts this duality in nature. Strong vertical or horizontal passages anchor the compositions, while gestural marks flow around them like water moving past stone. Building and excavating layers. Revealing what's hidden beneath.

Unless specifically noted, paintings are not framed but sides are painted so that they can be displayed without a frame. A hanging wire is attached. The depth of the canvas or panel will be noted in the painting description