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Series: The Secret Life of the Natural World
Medium: Plaster, Tissue, Mineral Pigment, Fossil Dragonfly Impasto
Size: 10 × 10 inches
Price: $285
The Quiet Layer reflects the subtle, almost invisible processes that shape the natural world beneath the surface. Soft mineral tones and weathered textures evoke the feeling of ancient walls, sediment, and earth slowly recording the passage of time.
Through layers of plaster, tissue, and pigment, the surface develops a fragile, archaeological quality — as though fragments of memory are embedded within the material itself. The faint fossil-like impressions and organic markings suggest the traces of life that quietly persist long after movement has passed.
Part of The Secret Life of the Natural World series, this piece explores the hidden strata that exist beneath what we see — the quiet layers where history, nature, and time intersect. Rather than presenting a literal landscape, the work invites the viewer to contemplate the stillness and patience of the earth’s slow transformations.
Series: The Secret Life of the Natural World
Medium: Plaster, Tissue, Mineral Pigment, Fossil Dragonfly Impasto
Size: 10 × 10 inches
Price: $285
The Quiet Layer reflects the subtle, almost invisible processes that shape the natural world beneath the surface. Soft mineral tones and weathered textures evoke the feeling of ancient walls, sediment, and earth slowly recording the passage of time.
Through layers of plaster, tissue, and pigment, the surface develops a fragile, archaeological quality — as though fragments of memory are embedded within the material itself. The faint fossil-like impressions and organic markings suggest the traces of life that quietly persist long after movement has passed.
Part of The Secret Life of the Natural World series, this piece explores the hidden strata that exist beneath what we see — the quiet layers where history, nature, and time intersect. Rather than presenting a literal landscape, the work invites the viewer to contemplate the stillness and patience of the earth’s slow transformations.