Before the Green Let’s Go

Oil on canvas.

24x24x1.50"

There is a moment when the woods have begun to turn, but autumn has not yet fully arrived. The birches stand between green earth and an amber sky, their reflections extending into the still water below.

Between Seasons lingers in that brief threshold—a landscape suspended between what has been and what is coming. The repeated trunks and their reflections blur the boundary between earth and water, solidity and illusion, while the last green holds its ground against the advancing warmth of fall.

The painting is less about autumn itself than about the quiet moment when change has become inevitable, but is not yet complete. - KFOX