After a windstorm cleared the trees from our shoreline, the horizon opened wide. What remained was light, water, and an unfamiliar spaciousness.

This work explores that threshold — where land meets sky, and memory meets the present moment. Layered surfaces, weathered textures, and gestural, branch-like marks suggest both the movement of wind across water and the lingering imprint of what once stood.

Held in Memory honours the landscape as both presence and absence, and the way place continues to live within us long after it has changed.