Sundown Rupture
Sundown Rupture, 2025
Alcohol ink on Yupo paper; protected with UV archival varnish against fading.
11 × 14 inches
This piece evokes the sensation of traversing an ancient, shifting landscape, where geological layers unfold in waves of ochre, sienna, and verdant moss. The upper realm is drenched in golden-green hues, reminiscent of sunlight filtering through dense forest canopies, while the lower portion ignites with fiery amber and rust, resembling eroded canyon walls kissed by time. Swirling, smoky grays act as a grounding force, suggesting a balance between formation and erosion, memory and renewal. The organic movement of color and fluid textures makes it feel like a living, breathing snapshot of the Earth's transformations.
Sundown Rupture, 2025
Alcohol ink on Yupo paper; protected with UV archival varnish against fading.
11 × 14 inches
This piece evokes the sensation of traversing an ancient, shifting landscape, where geological layers unfold in waves of ochre, sienna, and verdant moss. The upper realm is drenched in golden-green hues, reminiscent of sunlight filtering through dense forest canopies, while the lower portion ignites with fiery amber and rust, resembling eroded canyon walls kissed by time. Swirling, smoky grays act as a grounding force, suggesting a balance between formation and erosion, memory and renewal. The organic movement of color and fluid textures makes it feel like a living, breathing snapshot of the Earth's transformations.
Sundown Rupture, 2025
Alcohol ink on Yupo paper; protected with UV archival varnish against fading.
11 × 14 inches
This piece evokes the sensation of traversing an ancient, shifting landscape, where geological layers unfold in waves of ochre, sienna, and verdant moss. The upper realm is drenched in golden-green hues, reminiscent of sunlight filtering through dense forest canopies, while the lower portion ignites with fiery amber and rust, resembling eroded canyon walls kissed by time. Swirling, smoky grays act as a grounding force, suggesting a balance between formation and erosion, memory and renewal. The organic movement of color and fluid textures makes it feel like a living, breathing snapshot of the Earth's transformations.
