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Title: Soil Horizon
Series: The Secret Life of the Natural World
Medium: Mixed Media Assemblage on Panel
Size: 14 × 18 inches
Soil Horizon explores the layered history hidden beneath the surface of the earth. Inspired by the stratified horizons of soil — where minerals, organic matter, roots, and microscopic life quietly interact — the painting reflects the unseen systems that sustain the natural world.
Through layered pigments, textured assemblage, and weathered surfaces, the work evokes the slow accumulation of time within the ground itself. Rust tones, deep browns, and traces of blue suggest mineral deposits, decomposing plant life, and the subtle movement of water through soil.
Part of the series The Secret Life of the Natural World, this piece reflects the intricate ecosystems that exist beneath our feet. The textured surface hints at fungal networks, root systems, and the delicate balance of life that forms the foundation of every landscape.
Rather than depicting soil literally, Soil Horizon invites the viewer to imagine the quiet complexity of the earth’s interior — a living archive of growth, decay, and renewal.
Title: Soil Horizon
Series: The Secret Life of the Natural World
Medium: Mixed Media Assemblage on Panel
Size: 14 × 18 inches
Soil Horizon explores the layered history hidden beneath the surface of the earth. Inspired by the stratified horizons of soil — where minerals, organic matter, roots, and microscopic life quietly interact — the painting reflects the unseen systems that sustain the natural world.
Through layered pigments, textured assemblage, and weathered surfaces, the work evokes the slow accumulation of time within the ground itself. Rust tones, deep browns, and traces of blue suggest mineral deposits, decomposing plant life, and the subtle movement of water through soil.
Part of the series The Secret Life of the Natural World, this piece reflects the intricate ecosystems that exist beneath our feet. The textured surface hints at fungal networks, root systems, and the delicate balance of life that forms the foundation of every landscape.
Rather than depicting soil literally, Soil Horizon invites the viewer to imagine the quiet complexity of the earth’s interior — a living archive of growth, decay, and renewal.