Moody Mountains

This painting depicts a dramatic mountain range in stark black, white, and grey, where jagged peaks and steep faces rise into a quiet, muted sky. Thick, expressive brushwork builds the rock and snow into layered textures, capturing the sense of erosion, cold, and altitude. The ridge line draws the eye inward, creating depth and movement through the slopes and shadowed valleys.

Stripped of color, the landscape becomes pure form — a study of structure, contrast, and endurance. The work evokes the timeless presence of mountains: immense, indifferent, and quietly magnificent.