45 cm wide x 17 cm tall
Oil on Canvas
PROVENANCE: On hand at artist’s studio. Signed R11 on front bottom right. Artists seal and Certificate of Authenticity in Sleeve on back. See Description below for more
Time becomes a compact, sunlit passage in this unusually wide oil painting. Red, ochre, and sand-colored facets curve around a golden disc, while layered brown bands travel across the lower half like a remembered landscape. A pale blue opening descends from the upper edge, interrupting the warm geometry with a sudden breath of distance.
The Length of Time Here, Realized draws its rhythm from the meeting of two movements: the horizontal drift of the earth-toned ribbons and the circling arrangement of the larger colored planes. Dark outlines give these passages the clarity of fitted pieces, yet their irregular edges keep the image from becoming mechanical. The yellow form may suggest a sun, a dial, or a point of arrival without committing to any single reading.
At 45 by 17 centimeters, the canvas asks for close attention. Its shallow proportions make the eye travel, allowing changes in color and contour to unfold as a sequence rather than a single event. The composition can be read as a small panorama of duration: stretches of continuity interrupted by an opening, a turn, a moment of recognition. For viewers drawn to intimate paintings with a strong internal rhythm, the interest lies in how much movement is held within this narrow field.
45 cm wide x 17 cm tall
Oil on Canvas
PROVENANCE: On hand at artist’s studio. Signed R11 on front bottom right. Artists seal and Certificate of Authenticity in Sleeve on back. See Description below for more
Time becomes a compact, sunlit passage in this unusually wide oil painting. Red, ochre, and sand-colored facets curve around a golden disc, while layered brown bands travel across the lower half like a remembered landscape. A pale blue opening descends from the upper edge, interrupting the warm geometry with a sudden breath of distance.
The Length of Time Here, Realized draws its rhythm from the meeting of two movements: the horizontal drift of the earth-toned ribbons and the circling arrangement of the larger colored planes. Dark outlines give these passages the clarity of fitted pieces, yet their irregular edges keep the image from becoming mechanical. The yellow form may suggest a sun, a dial, or a point of arrival without committing to any single reading.
At 45 by 17 centimeters, the canvas asks for close attention. Its shallow proportions make the eye travel, allowing changes in color and contour to unfold as a sequence rather than a single event. The composition can be read as a small panorama of duration: stretches of continuity interrupted by an opening, a turn, a moment of recognition. For viewers drawn to intimate paintings with a strong internal rhythm, the interest lies in how much movement is held within this narrow field.
