I was out on the Lake Erie shoreline at sunrise when I caught this scene—flocks of birds scattered across the water, breaking the stillness of the morning. The horizon was painted in layers of soft gradient color, shifting from golden peach into pale greens and blues.
This piece is less about the birds themselves and more about the calm rhythm of the lake—the quiet meeting that happens every day between water, light, and life. The surreal colors amplify that sense of awakening, transforming a simple dawn into something both familiar and otherworldly.
Printed on Chromaluxe aluminum, the surface gives the water a reflective depth and the colors a smooth, luminous glow. It works well in dining rooms, offices, and places where quiet presence is valued.
I was out on the Lake Erie shoreline at sunrise when I caught this scene—flocks of birds scattered across the water, breaking the stillness of the morning. The horizon was painted in layers of soft gradient color, shifting from golden peach into pale greens and blues.
This piece is less about the birds themselves and more about the calm rhythm of the lake—the quiet meeting that happens every day between water, light, and life. The surreal colors amplify that sense of awakening, transforming a simple dawn into something both familiar and otherworldly.
Printed on Chromaluxe aluminum, the surface gives the water a reflective depth and the colors a smooth, luminous glow. It works well in dining rooms, offices, and places where quiet presence is valued.
