Slow Current grew from a quiet, unhurried process. I painted this piece slowly, letting each stroke settle before moving to the next, so the movement you see would feel steady and intentional — a current finding its own path.
The layered whites, deep blacks, and raw canvas create a flow that shifts gradually across the surface. I wanted the piece to hold that soft momentum — a reminder that movement doesn’t have to be fast to be meaningful.
My hope is that viewers feel that sense of calm pacing too, and can follow the flow of the piece at their own rhythm.
Slow Current grew from a quiet, unhurried process. I painted this piece slowly, letting each stroke settle before moving to the next, so the movement you see would feel steady and intentional — a current finding its own path.
The layered whites, deep blacks, and raw canvas create a flow that shifts gradually across the surface. I wanted the piece to hold that soft momentum — a reminder that movement doesn’t have to be fast to be meaningful.
My hope is that viewers feel that sense of calm pacing too, and can follow the flow of the piece at their own rhythm.
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