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Title: The Inner Ring
Series: The Secret Life of the Natural World
Medium: Plaster, Tissue, Mineral Pigment, Fossil Dragonfly Impasto
Size: 10 × 10 inches
Price: $285
The Inner Ring explores the hidden cycles that exist within the natural world — the quiet patterns of growth, decay, and renewal that occur beneath the visible surface.
Rich layers of mineral pigment and plaster create a luminous red field reminiscent of oxidized earth, weathered stone, or the inner core of the landscape. Embedded textures and fossil-like impressions suggest fragments of organic life slowly preserved within the surface, like memories held within geological time.
The subtle circular formations emerging through the pigment evoke natural rings and repeating structures found throughout nature — from tree growth patterns to mineral deposits and cellular formations. These quiet rhythms speak to the interconnected systems that sustain the natural world.
Part of The Secret Life of the Natural World series, The Inner Ring invites the viewer to contemplate the unseen processes that shape the landscape over time — where energy, matter, and memory quietly gather beneath the surface.
Title: The Inner Ring
Series: The Secret Life of the Natural World
Medium: Plaster, Tissue, Mineral Pigment, Fossil Dragonfly Impasto
Size: 10 × 10 inches
Price: $285
The Inner Ring explores the hidden cycles that exist within the natural world — the quiet patterns of growth, decay, and renewal that occur beneath the visible surface.
Rich layers of mineral pigment and plaster create a luminous red field reminiscent of oxidized earth, weathered stone, or the inner core of the landscape. Embedded textures and fossil-like impressions suggest fragments of organic life slowly preserved within the surface, like memories held within geological time.
The subtle circular formations emerging through the pigment evoke natural rings and repeating structures found throughout nature — from tree growth patterns to mineral deposits and cellular formations. These quiet rhythms speak to the interconnected systems that sustain the natural world.
Part of The Secret Life of the Natural World series, The Inner Ring invites the viewer to contemplate the unseen processes that shape the landscape over time — where energy, matter, and memory quietly gather beneath the surface.