Midnight Reverie emerged from that elusive space between night and dawn — a time when thoughts soften, shadows stretch, and dreams flicker like embers. I was drawn to that quiet transition.
The deep charcoals, earthy tones, and soft whites layered into this piece reflect the fluid, subconscious state I often find myself in while painting — when movement has no destination and feeling guides the form. Each texture was built with intention, yet allowed to drift, mirroring the way the mind unravels in solitude.
Creating this work felt like slipping into a dream — quiet, unforced, and full of mystery. My hope is that others feel the same pull: to pause, reflect, and wander through its layers at their own pace, finding stillness and meaning in the unknown.
Midnight Reverie emerged from that elusive space between night and dawn — a time when thoughts soften, shadows stretch, and dreams flicker like embers. I was drawn to that quiet transition.
The deep charcoals, earthy tones, and soft whites layered into this piece reflect the fluid, subconscious state I often find myself in while painting — when movement has no destination and feeling guides the form. Each texture was built with intention, yet allowed to drift, mirroring the way the mind unravels in solitude.
Creating this work felt like slipping into a dream — quiet, unforced, and full of mystery. My hope is that others feel the same pull: to pause, reflect, and wander through its layers at their own pace, finding stillness and meaning in the unknown.
