This three-piece textured abstract series invites viewers into the quiet, reflective world of winter—where sound softens, time slows, and the earth rests beneath a blanket of snow. Each piece is built with rich, dimensional texture that catches the light like glistening frost, echoing the brilliance of untouched snow in the early morning.
Created from the memory of standing alone in an open, frozen field, the series explores the healing that emerges in deep stillness. In this kind of quiet—where the only sound is the crisp crunch of snow underfoot—awareness heightens. Sensation expands. The viewer is invited into a moment where breath becomes visible, thought becomes softer, and clarity begins to rise from silence.
The white, crisp layers symbolize the transformation of the landscape itself. Ground that once carried the remnants of a passing season is renewed by winter’s cover—pure, gentle, and reflective. Each work mirrors this cycle: a reminder that healing often happens beneath the surface, in the unseen months, and that renewal comes slowly, quietly, before it blossoms again in spring.
Together, these pieces form a visual meditation on stillness, resilience, and the quiet beauty found in transitions.