I See Her In The Grain

This painting, created on a weathered plank of driftwood found at the beach, bursts with color and energy. The abstract form of a woman’s body flows across the textured surface, her curves and lines merging with vibrant swirls of reds, blues, yellows, and greens. The piece evokes a sense of harmony between the feminine form and the natural world — her body seems to grow from the wood itself, rooted in the earth yet reaching outward like waves or branches. Each brushstroke celebrates the innate connection women have with nature: fluid, resilient, and alive. The plank’s rough, organic texture becomes part of the artwork, reminding viewers that beauty and vitality emerge from the natural world around us.