If you’ve visited me at an art fair before, you may’ve heard me say that I paint with the seasons. Growing up in a place with four distinct seasons really shaped who I am as an artist—especially when it comes to my favorite part: the transitions between them. You know… mud season, second winter, the reckoning—you’ve heard the jokes.

My paintings tend to follow the rhythm of the year, and this one, titled Hinterland, was created with fall in mind.

Late summer into fall—harvest season—is my favorite time of year, or really, my favorite seasonal shift. This piece carries the feeling of a pastoral, country life and includes nostalgic motifs: a clothesline, a wicker basket, and my late mom’s eclectic rug collection. My aim was to bring the warmth of the season onto the canvas.

30 in. x 40 in.

minerals on canvas

*This piece is framed with a natural pine floater frame

Price includes delivery in the area of northern Virginia and the frame