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2026 - Oil on Panel - 21×28 cm - Tasmanian Oak Float Frame
This study looks toward Crown Mountain in the afternoon light, where the broad face of the mountain is simplified into large tonal shapes. The interest here comes from the way light moves across the surface, revealing the structure of the land rather than small detail.
Working on location, the focus was on establishing the major planes of the mountain and allowing the distant landscape to dissolve slightly into atmosphere. The strength of these forms makes Crown Mountain a compelling subject, particularly when the light begins to soften across the slopes.
2026 - Oil on Panel - 21×28 cm - Tasmanian Oak Float Frame
This study looks toward Crown Mountain in the afternoon light, where the broad face of the mountain is simplified into large tonal shapes. The interest here comes from the way light moves across the surface, revealing the structure of the land rather than small detail.
Working on location, the focus was on establishing the major planes of the mountain and allowing the distant landscape to dissolve slightly into atmosphere. The strength of these forms makes Crown Mountain a compelling subject, particularly when the light begins to soften across the slopes.