Beneath the Skin of Stone

Beneath the Skin of Stone is a tactile, almost architectural abstraction built from layers, curves, and bold strokes.
Soft blush pink, deep forest green, warm beige, and stone grey come together in a composition that evokes natural forms and the memory of human-made structures — like a wall, a fragment of rock, or the hidden anatomy of something ancient and alive.

The texture plays as important a role as the color. This is a painting you don’t just see — you feel.
Crafted on a deep-edge canvas, it stands as a sculptural object in itself.