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Missing the Desert
Mixed media on panel
11" x 14"
$1,200 USD
Heat, color and memory spill across a charcoal ground in one wide, sun-warmed shape. Chartreuse and lemon spread over most of it like sand under midday light, speckled with tiny orange flecks, while across the top a band of cobalt and periwinkle cools the scene like a high desert sky at dusk. Teal threads down between them, and along the right edge and the base, red and soft coral burn like canyon rock catching the last of the sun. In the upper left corner, a pale yellow patch is scored with fine lines. Wave after wave of color was released onto the panel, sliding and settling into this rugged, sprawling form. It carries a homesick longing, warm and wide open, for a landscape that stays with you.
For anyone who loves wide open landscapes, this canvas brings the warmth of the desert indoors. It feels at home in a study, a sunlit hallway or a Southwestern inspired living space, alongside terracotta, saddle leather, a potted cactus and woven rugs.
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