“Landscape” refers to both the format and the view—the horizontal pull of the cinematic frame, and the idea of a horizon, scenery, a place to look into (a garden, a grove).

“Mindscape” is what’s internalized: impressions that settle, shift, and resurface. What lingers in the mind eventually finds form. Suspended in oil paint.

“Escape” is the invitation. Together, these works create a space to enter—rooted loosely in the idea of a garden—where perception, memory, and growth intertwine.

Opening Reception: First Friday, May 1st, 2026 6-10pm
Showing: May 1st - May 30th