Habitat is a 20 x 24 inch mixed media work composed of oil paint, torn paper, and cold wax, creating a richly layered surface that feels both architectural and organic. Vertical bands and intersecting geometric fragments suggest walls, windows, pathways, and traces of human presence, as though the viewer is looking through the memory of an interior space or an imagined cityscape. Soft neutrals are punctuated by subtle passages of blue, red, green, and black, giving the composition a quiet rhythm and emotional warmth.
The title, Habitat, speaks not only to physical shelter, but also to the environments we construct psychologically and emotionally. Through translucent layers, markings, and weathered textures, the piece explores the idea of place as something accumulated over time—formed by memory, movement, and human interaction. Balancing structure with spontaneity, the work invites viewers to discover their own pathways through its fragmented yet harmonious visual language.
Habitat is a 20 x 24 inch mixed media work composed of oil paint, torn paper, and cold wax, creating a richly layered surface that feels both architectural and organic. Vertical bands and intersecting geometric fragments suggest walls, windows, pathways, and traces of human presence, as though the viewer is looking through the memory of an interior space or an imagined cityscape. Soft neutrals are punctuated by subtle passages of blue, red, green, and black, giving the composition a quiet rhythm and emotional warmth.
The title, Habitat, speaks not only to physical shelter, but also to the environments we construct psychologically and emotionally. Through translucent layers, markings, and weathered textures, the piece explores the idea of place as something accumulated over time—formed by memory, movement, and human interaction. Balancing structure with spontaneity, the work invites viewers to discover their own pathways through its fragmented yet harmonious visual language.