So Long Southwest

As I was packing to go home, I felt like I was in a cathedral of color amongst my final Arizona pieces.

This is the end of an era. I am curious to see how my work will shift as I live and paint in New York.

I see colors and shapes flash before my eyes in those between times before falling asleep and just after waking up, and recently I noticed some new shapes emerging.

What is your process?

How does place effect your work?

And then there were three

Just before I left, Where the Light Gets In found a home in Colorado.

Now I am back in New York and I am exploring my life through innocence, curiosity, creativity, and vulnerability. 

Where the Light Gets In represents those liminal spaces, the edge between a thin line that is both solidifying and dissolving. It is the power of creation. 

I am thrilled that this piece is being enjoyed by someone who is doing important, creative things in the world – and who is going to help many people through her story and her work.

This piece stays in the Southwest.

Other paintings for sale can be found at Works for Sale. 

Have a great day!

March 5, 2022
Elizaville, NY