Inspired by rhythms of the Western Cape landscape, Mountains high and valleys low, explores both the grandeur and subtlety of the natural world. Built through layered applications of acrylic, oil stick, and charcoal, the surface carries a sense of movement-echoing shifting light, rising forms, and the quiet unfolding of time.
Reflecting an ongoing dialogue between internal and external landscapes. The textured surface speaks of endurance and change, while the earthy palette grounds the work in a sense of place.
Within the context of this exhibition, the painting holds a quiet strength- suggesting that even in stillness or dormancy, life continues to gather, deepen, and endure.
