Take Me to the Water feels like a slow, intuitive drift toward calm. Layered washes of blue, green, and soft cream move across the canvas like reflections on a quiet river, while loose, gestural marks rise and fall with an almost tidal rhythm. There is a sense of being surrounded by water and air at once, suspended in that gentle moment where everything softens.
This piece was created through movement and instinct, allowing color and line to overlap freely without urgency. The darker strokes anchor the composition, while lighter passages create breath and openness, inviting the eye to wander and rest. It carries the feeling of escape, of being drawn toward something familiar and grounding.
Take Me to the Water is a painting about renewal and ease. It brings a sense of coolness and clarity to a space, perfect for rooms meant for rest, reflection, or quiet joy. It is an invitation to slow down, exhale, and let yourself be carried somewhere peaceful.
Unframed
36×36×1.5 inches on Canvas
Wired for hanging
Take Me to the Water feels like a slow, intuitive drift toward calm. Layered washes of blue, green, and soft cream move across the canvas like reflections on a quiet river, while loose, gestural marks rise and fall with an almost tidal rhythm. There is a sense of being surrounded by water and air at once, suspended in that gentle moment where everything softens.
This piece was created through movement and instinct, allowing color and line to overlap freely without urgency. The darker strokes anchor the composition, while lighter passages create breath and openness, inviting the eye to wander and rest. It carries the feeling of escape, of being drawn toward something familiar and grounding.
Take Me to the Water is a painting about renewal and ease. It brings a sense of coolness and clarity to a space, perfect for rooms meant for rest, reflection, or quiet joy. It is an invitation to slow down, exhale, and let yourself be carried somewhere peaceful.
Unframed
36×36×1.5 inches on Canvas
Wired for hanging
