"WPR #36" is a compelling 10x14 inch mixed media piece that captures the essence of early spring at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. This abstract landscape invites viewers to explore a serene yet dynamic composition, where texture and form evoke the renewal and beauty of the natural world.

Crafted on textured, deckle-edged handmade recycled paper, the artwork showcases a thoughtful arrangement of torn paper elements. A dark, cloud-like shape hovers at the top, suggesting an atmospheric sky, while a brown triangular form beneath hints at a mountain's presence. The lower portion features a harmonious blend of greens, yellows, and light browns, evoking rolling hills or fields awakening in spring.

The piece demonstrates a refined blend of materials and techniques:

Handmade recycled paper
Toned cyanotype
Painted paper collage
Acrylic paint
Gold leaf accents

Each element contributes unique textures and tones, rewarding close examination and reflecting the artist's commitment to eco-conscious practices. The minimalist, organic composition emphasizes the beauty of natural forms and the interplay of different materials.

"WPR #36" offers viewers a reflective journey through an abstracted landscape. Whether observed up close to appreciate its textural details or from a distance to take in its harmonious composition, the piece invites repeated engagement and contemplation.

This artwork provides an opportunity to bring a moment of spring renewal into your space, serving as a focal point for reflection on the cycles of nature and the subtle beauty of transitional seasons.