oil on wood panel
16” x 16” x 1.5”
This is a portrait of my nephew, Simon, from the fall of 2026. While we lounged around the lake foraging for cattails, Simon sat fishing with this iconic makeshift cane-pole, and was the only one of us to catch a fish that day! I was enamored by the deep greens and blues of the scene, the glass of the lake, and the ease and curve of his spine as he sat letting his mind swim out into the water, forest, and sky. As he sits here forever gazing out to the trees, I imagine they are gazing back at him, and watching with their great green Love from the Otherside.
oil on wood panel
16” x 16” x 1.5”
This is a portrait of my nephew, Simon, from the fall of 2026. While we lounged around the lake foraging for cattails, Simon sat fishing with this iconic makeshift cane-pole, and was the only one of us to catch a fish that day! I was enamored by the deep greens and blues of the scene, the glass of the lake, and the ease and curve of his spine as he sat letting his mind swim out into the water, forest, and sky. As he sits here forever gazing out to the trees, I imagine they are gazing back at him, and watching with their great green Love from the Otherside.
