Beaver Dam Ray Creek (2014) skull

Beaver Dam Ray Creek (2014) skullOil on canvas 30 x 40 in A tangled wall of branches and logs holds back the current, reshaping the flow of the creek in the way only beavers can. Light catches on the pooled water and debris, turning the engineered chaos of the dam into a shifting, sculptural form.

Two hunters work quietly along the treeline while the morning sun hits the cliff face across the river

and the landscape becoming flesh

The heat hums in thick brushstrokes

The land is the dominant presence here — the figures are small

A study of late-season stillness on the river

Bold color blocks the walls

scattered wrappers

It’s an inward-looking work that still feels full of motion

Oil on canvas (Diptych)30 x 48 in

thick with laughter

A lone rider makes their way across fractured ground with a single pack horse in tow

the moment before arrival