Southwest Pack Square – 1982 draws from a sense of place filtered through memory, distortion, and reconstruction. The familiar architecture of Asheville’s Pack Square is fragmented and reassembled through layered marks and shifting color, resisting a fixed or singular reading.
Gestural brushwork and textured surfaces disrupt the stability of the image, allowing the scene to oscillate between recognition and abstraction. The work reflects an interest in how environments are remembered—not as static records, but as evolving impressions shaped by time, perception, and personal narrative.
This piece sits within my broader practice of examining how imagery is constructed and reinterpreted, even when rooted in something as concrete as a physical location.
Original artwork
Medium: Acrylic, Cold Wax and Mixed Media on Canvas
Size: 12 × 12 in, comes framed 13 × 13 in
1982 was the year the original image was taken, created in 2026
One of a kind
Signed by the artist
Ships from Asheville, North Carolina
A unique, small-scale work that brings a sense of place and layered history into an intimate format.
Southwest Pack Square – 1982 draws from a sense of place filtered through memory, distortion, and reconstruction. The familiar architecture of Asheville’s Pack Square is fragmented and reassembled through layered marks and shifting color, resisting a fixed or singular reading.
Gestural brushwork and textured surfaces disrupt the stability of the image, allowing the scene to oscillate between recognition and abstraction. The work reflects an interest in how environments are remembered—not as static records, but as evolving impressions shaped by time, perception, and personal narrative.
This piece sits within my broader practice of examining how imagery is constructed and reinterpreted, even when rooted in something as concrete as a physical location.
Original artwork
Medium: Acrylic, Cold Wax and Mixed Media on Canvas
Size: 12 × 12 in, comes framed 13 × 13 in
1982 was the year the original image was taken, created in 2026
One of a kind
Signed by the artist
Ships from Asheville, North Carolina
A unique, small-scale work that brings a sense of place and layered history into an intimate format.