/ Two generations

An ongoing dialogue on canvas and light

Examining the intersection of measured classical discipline and contemporary abstraction through the works of mother and daughter.

The Artists

Individual practices, shared lineage

The Elder Practice

Decades of oil and structural rigor

Working exclusively in heavy-body oil on coarse linen, her compositions explore geological memory, subterranean light, and the slow accumulation of pigment over decades of studio discipline.

The Contemporary Voice

Immediacy, space, and large-scale acrylics

Her approach strips the canvas to stark horizon lines and expansive raw spaces, utilizing thin washes and sharp graphite incisions to question form, silence, and modern perception.

Curatorial Note

Two distinct hands exploring memory, form, and lineage under a single provenance.

The juxtaposition reveals neither a departure nor a continuation, but an ongoing conversation across time.

Explore the current collection of original works

Original canvases available for private acquisition and museum-grade transit.