Category: Mixed Medium on Canvas
Color Field: Ethereal Spaces
Dimensions: 60 × 48 × 5 in
Description:
Dragon Properties honors the original architects — mountains that remember, and waters that carve futures. This piece is built like terrain, layered like strata, breathing like tide. Preserved flowers rest like land offerings, carrying the soft language of soil and bloom. Repurposed film becomes atmosphere — stretched into translucent planes, then painted and sculpted like rivers and creeks finding their own path.
Inspired by nature’s guardians — the serpentine currents, the peaks that hold counsel with the sky, the quiet intelligence that moves through root and river — this work evokes the dragon as an elemental archetype. A force woven into land, water, wind, and becoming. Not myth, but memory. Not creature, but current.
It carries the patience of mountains and the adaptability of water — shaping, softening, roaring, resting. A reminder that wisdom flows, protection lives in landscape, and the sacred hums through erosion, mist, wildflowers, and wandering streams.
More than an artwork, it is a convergence:
a landscape, a spirit, a pulse.
A mountain hymn.
A water prayer.
A whisper of the earth’s eternal memory.
Category: Mixed Medium on Canvas
Color Field: Ethereal Spaces
Dimensions: 60 × 48 × 5 in
Description:
Dragon Properties honors the original architects — mountains that remember, and waters that carve futures. This piece is built like terrain, layered like strata, breathing like tide. Preserved flowers rest like land offerings, carrying the soft language of soil and bloom. Repurposed film becomes atmosphere — stretched into translucent planes, then painted and sculpted like rivers and creeks finding their own path.
Inspired by nature’s guardians — the serpentine currents, the peaks that hold counsel with the sky, the quiet intelligence that moves through root and river — this work evokes the dragon as an elemental archetype. A force woven into land, water, wind, and becoming. Not myth, but memory. Not creature, but current.
It carries the patience of mountains and the adaptability of water — shaping, softening, roaring, resting. A reminder that wisdom flows, protection lives in landscape, and the sacred hums through erosion, mist, wildflowers, and wandering streams.
More than an artwork, it is a convergence:
a landscape, a spirit, a pulse.
A mountain hymn.
A water prayer.
A whisper of the earth’s eternal memory.
