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Closer to the Sun
Mixed media on panel
12" x 12"
$1,200 USD
Warm gold light fills the whole panel, and within it, circles of color gather like planets basking in the same sunshine. A tangerine disc glows at the lower left, soft and matte. Above it, a chartreuse sphere crackles with a fine white line, wrapped in a ring of tiny white dots. On the right, a cool blue orb spins in concentric rings against a pocket of deep navy, the one shadow in all that brightness, and gold spray drifts between them like pollen in summer air. The rings and cracks formed by themselves as the paint dried, small gifts from the materials. The whole painting feels like turning your face toward warmth and simply staying there.
Sun-warmed and glowing, it would bring a golden mood to a breakfast nook, a sunroom or a living room corner that sees afternoon light. Its gold and tangerine look rich with terracotta, honey oak and caramel leather, and a hanging plant or two.
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