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Oil and plaster on stretched canvas
This work is constructed through a slow, layered process that prioritizes material presence over immediacy. A plaster foundation establishes the surface, upon which more than ten successive layers of oil paint were applied—each allowed to fully dry before the next was introduced.
Entirely hand-built and created without the use of digital imaging, 3-D modeling, or mechanical processes, the piece exists as a sculptural object as much as a painting. Its surface records time, pressure, and restraint, resulting in a work defined by accumulated process, density, and physical depth.
After nearly two years of curing time, this work is now fully dry and ready for shipment.
Additional images available in the Portfolio section
Oil and plaster on stretched canvas
This work is constructed through a slow, layered process that prioritizes material presence over immediacy. A plaster foundation establishes the surface, upon which more than ten successive layers of oil paint were applied—each allowed to fully dry before the next was introduced.
Entirely hand-built and created without the use of digital imaging, 3-D modeling, or mechanical processes, the piece exists as a sculptural object as much as a painting. Its surface records time, pressure, and restraint, resulting in a work defined by accumulated process, density, and physical depth.
After nearly two years of curing time, this work is now fully dry and ready for shipment.
Additional images available in the Portfolio section