Faded Summers reflects the way memory softens over time. Layers of color were built up and then partially lifted, allowing areas to break apart and lose clarity. The surface takes on a worn, weathered quality — like something that has been carried and handled over years.
Light emerges through these softened passages, becoming less defined but more present. The vertical forms suggest trees, shifting between landscape and memory rather than settling into a fixed place.
Inspired by summers spent in the redwoods, this piece holds onto the feeling of light lingering — even as the details begin to fade.
Original watercolor on archival watercolor paper, sealed with archival wax.
