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11 x 14 × 1
Grey in Winter captures a fleeting moment of mutual awareness - the horse glancing back over her shoulder, unhurried, taking in her surroundings and the possibility of conversation. She notices you, but on her own terms.
Built in luminous layers of encaustic wax (beeswax and pigment), the piece draws the eye through a rich interplay of cellular texture and soft atmospheric depth. The organic patterning across her coat echoes both the natural unpredictability of wax and the dappled memory of a grey horse in winter light.
The turned pose carries quiet intelligence. This is not a horse performing for the viewer - she is simply present, aware, and entirely herself.
Created on a cradled wood panel, 11 x 14 x 1 inches, wired and ready to hang.
11 x 14 × 1
Grey in Winter captures a fleeting moment of mutual awareness - the horse glancing back over her shoulder, unhurried, taking in her surroundings and the possibility of conversation. She notices you, but on her own terms.
Built in luminous layers of encaustic wax (beeswax and pigment), the piece draws the eye through a rich interplay of cellular texture and soft atmospheric depth. The organic patterning across her coat echoes both the natural unpredictability of wax and the dappled memory of a grey horse in winter light.
The turned pose carries quiet intelligence. This is not a horse performing for the viewer - she is simply present, aware, and entirely herself.
Created on a cradled wood panel, 11 x 14 x 1 inches, wired and ready to hang.