This work will be shipped in a rigid tube. It can be easily framed upon receiving.
The figures arrive as a sequence. One nude body anchors the lower right foreground, crouched or stepping forward with an arm reaching into the grass. Three more stand behind in a loose line: tall on the left, smaller at center, and another on the right. The spacing creates depth without clean perspective; the bodies stack like remembered positions rather than a posed group.
Faces are handled as fields of rubbed pigment—reds and browns with pale highlights—enough to signal a head and gaze, not enough to claim identity. That withholding shifts the charge onto posture: shoulders angled, hips set, the forward reach of the arm, the quiet uprightness of the figure on the left.
The landscape keeps the same economy. A purple mass on the left reads as a flowering bush or slope, dense and vertical, while the horizon is cut by dark hills and a cool blue ridge. Above it, the sky glows: yellow near the horizon, then a pale, cooler band that suggests long twilight.
White Night, (detail), 2026. Oil pastel on black paper. 12 × 18 in. (30.5 × 45.7 cm)
