05/12/2026
Shhhhh 𤫠- I have a quiet announcement to makeā¦.š
Inspired by a solitary Pinterbox Azalea beginning to bloom deep within the woods, my new work āSpringās Whisperā captures the quiet moment when hope first announces itself.
While walking beneath the still-muted landscape left behind by winter, I noticed a single burst of pink emerging from an isolated azalea tree - sparse from seasons of deer grazing, yet resilient. It was the only vivid color in the forest that day. Delicate, determined, and almost suspended in silence, its presence became the foundation for this painting.
From inspiration to creation, the composition evolved into an abstract meditation on anticipation, renewal, and emotional movement forward.
While the original scene was softened by the subdued woodland tones, I intentially transformed the palette into luminous greens, airy blues, and radiant pinks. These brighter color choices were central to the emotional language of the work - shifting the atmosphere away from dormancy and toward optimism, warmth, and possibility. The painting carries the same intentional vibrancy found in āWinterās Waitā, where jewel-toned blues, purples, and pinks reimagined winter not as cold stillness, but a season quietly holding light beneath the surface.
The āPressed Against the Glassā series is not simply about observing nature or marking the passage of seasons. It is about anticipation rather than waiting. It explores the emotional space between stillness and becoming - the instinct to look ahead, to search for light, and to believe in what is just beginning to emerge. Each work invites a contemplative pause: meditative, pensive, and deeply connected to the emotional rhythms mirrored in the natural world.
In āSpringās Whisperā, the quiet stillness of winter gives way to springās own distinct energy - a luminous awakening filled with optimism, gentle renewal, and the soft exhilaration of something new beginning.
āPressed Against the Glass - Springās Whisperā
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2022 Hanover Ave
4 - 8pm