2025

21.5 × 31.5” (x 2)

Charcoal, sand, and cement with acrylic on canvas. Framed, as shown.

Painted in Arizona between desert sand storms called, “haboobs,” this piece is a stark testament to place. Brittle charcoal gouged into drying cement represents a sense of fixed impermanence while the symbols hark to local ancestry and nods to future growth.