Still snow here and there

The artist constructs a highly textured landscape that draws upon early modernist traditions of abstracting natural forms. A heavy topography of deep violet and scraped magenta anchors the composition, suggesting rugged terrain that dissolves into a turbulent sky of slate blues and pale greens. Rather than relying on a fixed perspective, the artist employs heavily blended, undulating layers of paint to guide the eye through the dense material. Driven by what the artist describes as deep passion, the work collapses the visual boundaries between solid geology and atmosphere, prioritizing a tactile, rhythmic surface over strict, naturalistic representation.