Twice each day, the oceans rise and fall in response to a force they cannot see. Entire ecosystems have evolved in rhythm with this quiet cycle, adapting not by resisting it, but by moving with it. Tidal imagines a world shaped by those same invisible influences, where life exists in constant conversation with the natural forces that surround it.
The painting reflects the ebb and flow that defines both nature and our own lives. Seasons change, relationships evolve, ideas emerge and recede, and we are continually shaped by currents larger than ourselves. Like the tide, growth is rarely linear. It arrives in cycles, carrying us forward, pulling us back, and reminding us that transformation often happens gradually, one quiet movement at a time.
60 inches height by 48 inches wide acrylic on stretched canvas. Palais Designer Collection.
Note: This piece is currently on display at Washburn Lofts between August 15, 2026 and February 15, 2027. If you would like to procure this art, contact me to . All pieces will stay at Washburn Lofts at least through September 17th to be available for the Opening Reception. After that, you have the option to arrange for pickup, delivery, or shipping.
Twice each day, the oceans rise and fall in response to a force they cannot see. Entire ecosystems have evolved in rhythm with this quiet cycle, adapting not by resisting it, but by moving with it. Tidal imagines a world shaped by those same invisible influences, where life exists in constant conversation with the natural forces that surround it.
The painting reflects the ebb and flow that defines both nature and our own lives. Seasons change, relationships evolve, ideas emerge and recede, and we are continually shaped by currents larger than ourselves. Like the tide, growth is rarely linear. It arrives in cycles, carrying us forward, pulling us back, and reminding us that transformation often happens gradually, one quiet movement at a time.
60 inches height by 48 inches wide acrylic on stretched canvas. Palais Designer Collection.
Note: This piece is currently on display at Washburn Lofts between August 15, 2026 and February 15, 2027. If you would like to procure this art, contact me to . All pieces will stay at Washburn Lofts at least through September 17th to be available for the Opening Reception. After that, you have the option to arrange for pickup, delivery, or shipping.