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16 × 20 inches | Oil on canvas | Palette knife impasto | Unframed
This painting captures a dreamy moment in a coastal village where time slows and memory breathes. Rendered in thick, expressive strokes, The Street Remembers the Sea evokes the quiet anticipation of reunion, where each window, each shadow, each gentle curve in the path seems to recall a love story once held there.
The textured impasto style allows the light to shift across the surface, just like it does along the rooftops and waves in real life. It’s part of my Brushed by Carmel series, a body of work painted in real time from the living field, where memory, atmosphere, and love converge.
This piece is for those who remember places before they’ve been there.
Signed on the front. Wired and ready to hang.
16 × 20 inches | Oil on canvas | Palette knife impasto | Unframed
This painting captures a dreamy moment in a coastal village where time slows and memory breathes. Rendered in thick, expressive strokes, The Street Remembers the Sea evokes the quiet anticipation of reunion, where each window, each shadow, each gentle curve in the path seems to recall a love story once held there.
The textured impasto style allows the light to shift across the surface, just like it does along the rooftops and waves in real life. It’s part of my Brushed by Carmel series, a body of work painted in real time from the living field, where memory, atmosphere, and love converge.
This piece is for those who remember places before they’ve been there.
Signed on the front. Wired and ready to hang.