Spring 2024, studying the aerial view of glacial meltwater carving pathways through vast, ancient river deltas. The movement of water over time-the contrast between the fixed, dry earth and the unstoppable, flowing force-was the central inspiration.

The pale, sandy-beige background was created with a highly textured, troweled application to mimic the cracked, dry earth.

The defining feature, the white 'river,' was then sculpted with heavy impasto using a custom-made, wide palette knife.

The unique technique involves dragging the thick white medium in continuous, swirling bands, leaving the edges raised and textured to create the illusion of high relief and liquid movement, freezing a moment in the millennia-long process of geological flow.