Oil, Cold Wax Medium, and Sand from Long Island on Canvas
36 x 48 inches
This is the most recent piece created based on the song it is named after. I chose to paint a diptych to portray what could have been versus what actually is. The one on the left uses cool tones and rough waters to represent sadness and pain, while the one on the right uses warm tones and calm seas during golden hour to represent love and joy. I wanted to have the two windows facing each other so that they can see what the other outcome could have been if some of those what-ifs were answered. To add texture to the stone aspects of this piece, I incorporated sand from the beach I spend my summers at into the gesso. It was important to me to use sand from the place I take inspiration from in my work.
Oil, Cold Wax Medium, and Sand from Long Island on Canvas
36 x 48 inches
This is the most recent piece created based on the song it is named after. I chose to paint a diptych to portray what could have been versus what actually is. The one on the left uses cool tones and rough waters to represent sadness and pain, while the one on the right uses warm tones and calm seas during golden hour to represent love and joy. I wanted to have the two windows facing each other so that they can see what the other outcome could have been if some of those what-ifs were answered. To add texture to the stone aspects of this piece, I incorporated sand from the beach I spend my summers at into the gesso. It was important to me to use sand from the place I take inspiration from in my work.
