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"Breathing Winter In" 55 x47 original acrylic

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"Cold Weld" 55 x 47 original acrylic

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"Post Holiday Exhale" 48 x 48 original acrylic

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"Cold Weld"

"Cold Weld" isn’t intended to seduce you by pretty color relationships; it’s intended to hit you in the chest with the feeling of cold, darkness, and inevitability. Like the exact moment a Canadian cold front punches down the East Coast in late autumn. One hour ago the air still held the faint scent of fallen leaves and distant wood burner smoke; then the wind flips hard out of the northwest, the sky drops to the treetops, and a wall of arctic air slams in like a steel gate. That’s the sensation I chased: not a gentle “winter approaches,” but the brutal, physical instant when a Canadian hammer blow welds the season shut. The deep, bruised violets and greenish shadows (burnt sienna, quinacridone magenta, and cold green-blue dragged together) are the visual echo of the sky as the ground surrenders for good.
Cold implacable power with an almost brutal sense of inevitability-there’s no fighting it, so you pull your coat tighter, square your shoulders, and walk straight into the wind.

"Shivering into Submission"

"Shivering into Submission," is a captivating new acrylic painting that explores the interplay of contrasting elements. Teal and quinacridone magenta hues mixed with earthy burnt sienna tones, creating a vibrant and dynamic composition on an earthy tan canvas.

This isn’t just weather. It’s the moment you step outside and feel the season change in your bones. The scarf you forgot. The breath that clouds. The way your shoulders finally drop when you stop fighting the wind.

This abstract expressionist piece evokes a sense of both cool vibrancy and grounded warmth.
"Shivering into Submission" is a large sized artwork that would make a stunning statement piece in any room. Its unique color palette and expressive brushwork will add a touch of sophistication and intrigue to your home or office.
Add "Shivering into Submission" to your collection today and experience the beauty and power of abstract expressionism.

"Breathing Winter In"

“Breathing Winter In” captures the essence of the season, from the crisp, cold air to the soft, muted light, and the quiet stillness that follows the first frost. This original abstract painting invites you to experience the atmosphere of the onset of winter's serene beauty.

The artist's skillful use of acrylic on canvas brings depth and texture to the work. Earthy tones mingle with shades of teal, blue, and purple, creating a harmonious composition that evokes the feeling of winter, no landscape, no horizon-just the sensation of winter moving through you.

This large-sized artwork would be a great statement piece to any space.
Let “Breathing Winter In” fill your room with the hush of the first frost- a quiet invitation to slow down and feel the season settle inside you.

"Post Holiday Exhale"

After the rush of the season—its lights, obligations, and quiet expectations—comes the moment everything stills. No crash, or lingering have to do’s, just a long, private exhale. The storm of activity disperses, leaving an internal quiet: cool, deep, and strangely luminous.

Heavy blues and shadowed greens dominate, carrying the weight of midwinter, yet subtle threads of warmth—faint pinks, muted pale greens—persist beneath the surface, evidence of life quietly enduring. Thick impasto and scraped layers evoke both the density of the experience and the slow release of it.

“Post Holiday Exhale” captures an understated relief when the holidays pass smoothly and without residue, allowing the body to finally soften into the deeper season.

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