Dusk Dock Painting

This painting unfolds like a remembered landscape rather than a literal one. Its surface is shaped by time, light, and layered movement. The palette shifts between brown ochre, bronze, and deep petrol blue, suggesting places marked by sea air, weather, and age. Hints of structure appear and dissolve, their softened edges recalling erosion, salt, or rust. The atmosphere balances between coastal and industrial—part harbor, part ruin—without settling into a fixed image. Instead, the work focuses on weight, balance, and the quiet passage of time. From a distance, the painting reads as solid and grounded. Up close, it reveals layers of gesture and colors, where marks overlap, fade, and give way to one another, creating a surface rich with depth and memory.