"Pisgah" is a powerful Lyrical Abstraction of the Pisgah National Forest, focusing on the essence of the landscape rather than a realistic depiction.

The composition utilizes sweeping, curvilinear forms to create a dynamic, topographic flow, suggesting moving water and geological strata. Fine, linear white and grey overlaid elements function as contours of tree structures, adding visual depth. This skillful combination of smooth, dense, and linear textures powerfully reinforces the abstract representation of the rugged, varied natural environment.

The painting’s central feature is a dark, abstracted zoomorphic form on the right, which serves as a symbolic anchor for the wilderness's hidden life. Overall, "Pisgah" is a concise and intense study of a specific geographic environment, exploring its emotional and elemental power through abstract form.