Tides in the Pines moves between forest and water.
Deep pine, emerald, moss, and muted sage blend into soft washes of aqua, sea-glass, and blue, creating botanical forms that feel as though they are constantly shifting between petals, leaves, and something found beneath the surface of water. Fine dark linework winds through the composition, giving structure to otherwise fluid pools of color.
There’s a beautiful depth to this piece. Some areas are dark and saturated, while others become nearly translucent before disappearing completely into the open white background.
The result feels grounded and fluid at the same time—earth meeting water, forest meeting tide.
With its cooler palette and generous negative space, Tides in the Pines has a quiet presence that works especially well in natural, organic interiors. It's colorful without demanding the entire room revolve around it.
Tides in the Pines moves between forest and water.
Deep pine, emerald, moss, and muted sage blend into soft washes of aqua, sea-glass, and blue, creating botanical forms that feel as though they are constantly shifting between petals, leaves, and something found beneath the surface of water. Fine dark linework winds through the composition, giving structure to otherwise fluid pools of color.
There’s a beautiful depth to this piece. Some areas are dark and saturated, while others become nearly translucent before disappearing completely into the open white background.
The result feels grounded and fluid at the same time—earth meeting water, forest meeting tide.
With its cooler palette and generous negative space, Tides in the Pines has a quiet presence that works especially well in natural, organic interiors. It's colorful without demanding the entire room revolve around it.
