An oil painting of two figures seated at the edge of a vast body of water, facing a distant horizon where a city glows beneath an unsettled sky. The space between foreground and horizon is heavy with depth, the sky may be clearing or thickening. The image resists resolution.

A single eye suspended in full-spectrum watercolor, operating within the Mayura Oracle deck as an image of reciprocal perception and contained presence.

A watercolor study of a narrow street in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Painted from a personal photograph, the piece explores the texture of stone walls, wooden steps, and wet pavement beneath a gray sky, capturing the quiet atmosphere of a familiar place layered with memory.

A watercolor study of a heron along the Shenandoah River, drawn from a photograph and grounded in a landscape shaped by repeated memory and routine.

An early painting based on a 2006 photograph taken on Bolivar Heights. Part of an ongoing visual thread exploring figure, place, and the emergence of forms that would take on greater meaning over time.

A series of small gouache studies created as part of a daily studio practice, focused on rebuilding consistency, material familiarity, and a sustainable rhythm of making.