Drift
A series of tonal, textural works for considered spaces
Ember Drift
36 × 48
Acrylic, ink and plaster on canvas
Ember Drift explores a layered, earthen landscape shaped by warmth and quiet movement. Soft veils of neutral tones are interrupted by subtle blush undertones and gilded accents, creating a sense of depth and atmosphere.
Organic markings a textural variation evoke a fleeting moment—grounded yet in motion—designed to anchor a space with understated presence.
Dune Drift
Dune Drift explores a quiet, expansive landscape bringing a sense of calm that settles in slowly and invites us to pause and reflect on the beauty of a horizon just out of reach..
Inspired by years spent along the Oregon coast, where wind-shaped dunes created a constantly shifting landscape.
30 × 24
Acrylic and plaster on canvas
Golden Trace
18 ×24
Acrylic and plaster on canvas
Golden Trace explores warmth and movement through Layered plaster and tonal washes, Rich ochres, soft neutrals, and gestural marks create a sense of depth and organic rhythm.
The piece carries a grounded, tactile presence—offering a subtle statement for collected, design-forward interiors.
Blush Drift
30 × 40
Acrylic and plaster on canvas
Blush Drift captures a softened landscape through a restrained palette of subtle pink, warm neutrals, and earthy undertones. Layers blend to create a quiet sense of movement—suggested, but never fully defined.
The composition feels both grounded and atmospheric—designed to bring warmth and calm to refined, modern interiors.
Driftline
36 × 48
Acrylic, ink and plaster on canvas
Driftline explores a soft horizontal divide that moves across the composition, creating a sense of openness and calm while remaining quietly composed.
Warm neutrals and subtle gold elements introduce depth and movement, bringing a grounded presence to modern interiors.
Earthen Drift
16×20
Acrylic, plaster, and ink on canvas
Float frame
Earthen Drift, built through layered plaster and tonal washes, exploring the tension between structure and erosion.
A horizontal divide anchors the composition, while surface variation create movement and depth—designed to integrate seamlessly into collected, design-forward spaces.