16×20 inches | Acrylic on canvas
This monochromatic, textural interpretation of the Three Sisters captures the quiet strength of one of the most iconic formations in the Canadian Rockies. Stripped of colour, the focus shifts entirely to form, light, and presence.
Inspired by a winter hike in -16°C, this piece carries the stillness and intensity of that experience—the crisp air, the silence, and the sense of standing before something enduring.
Built with layered texture, the surface invites a closer look, allowing the peaks to emerge gradually through light and shadow. It’s a piece that’s meant not just to be seen, but felt.
16×20 inches | Acrylic on canvas
This monochromatic, textural interpretation of the Three Sisters captures the quiet strength of one of the most iconic formations in the Canadian Rockies. Stripped of colour, the focus shifts entirely to form, light, and presence.
Inspired by a winter hike in -16°C, this piece carries the stillness and intensity of that experience—the crisp air, the silence, and the sense of standing before something enduring.
Built with layered texture, the surface invites a closer look, allowing the peaks to emerge gradually through light and shadow. It’s a piece that’s meant not just to be seen, but felt.
