High Falls w/ Hemlocks 26” x 16”

Artwork that depicts the power, beauty, and mystery of our natural environments.

As water cycles it's way through it's unique,  convoluted path it may experience a variety of "states".

Maybe plummeting from a steep cliff, crashing against boulders or being delayed in an ice age.   

Free falling in torrents onto the tree carpeted mountains of NC.  Is a pretty sweet part of the journey.  

I like to make beautiful things, layering gorgeous materials, layering the natural soothing rhythms of nature, layerering in a quiet message. 

I've been told that I have a keen sense of observation.  

The natural movement of water over a rock face displays a rhythmic pattern. The vibrations of this rhythm provides support for many pressure points, which in turn prompts the human brain to release oxytocin.      

It is comforting to me that this water fall has survived a long and sorted history, and is currently enjoying a restoration period. Invasive species are an ongoing challenge.