They say you shouldn't move an old landmark. Something has already stood there before us – a silent reminder of direction, memory, and what endures through the changes of time.
In this work, the landscape emerges slowly through layers of acrylic and pastel. Forms appear and dissolve; some remain while others shift. Not as a place to depict, but as a trace of what holds its position even as the surroundings change.
Original work Acrylic and pastel on 300 g watercolor paper Includes passe-partout 30 × 40 cm including passe-partout Signed by the artist
