2015 – Spring Favorites
2015 – Spring Favorites
Created during the winter and spring of 2015 in Calgary, Alberta, this series reflects my response to a city in relentless growth—new skyscrapers, bridges, and homes rising with youthful urgency.
Fresh from Paris’s steeped history and maturity, I felt the stark contrast and chose to create paintings that “look old”—as if weathered for years by wind, rain, sun, and snow. Using paint and mixed media, I captured that essence of time’s gentle erosion.
I love imagining these works in sleek, ultra-modern interiors of stainless steel and concrete—the deliberate juxtaposition. Ultimately, they are quiet reminders that everything ages, and time’s steady embrace is one of life’s few constants.
Created during the winter and spring of 2015 in Calgary, Alberta, this series reflects my response to a city in relentless growth—new skyscrapers, bridges, and homes rising with youthful urgency.
Fresh from Paris’s steeped history and maturity, I felt the stark contrast and chose to create paintings that “look old”—as if weathered for years by wind, rain, sun, and snow. Using paint and mixed media, I captured that essence of time’s gentle erosion.
I love imagining these works in sleek, ultra-modern interiors of stainless steel and concrete—the deliberate juxtaposition. Ultimately, they are quiet reminders that everything ages, and time’s steady embrace is one of life’s few constants.