MAUI OCEAN PALMS TRIPTYCH
OIL PAINT WITH PYROGRAPHY ON BIRCHWOOD
A warm and inviting Hawiian day is depicted along an shaded oceanic view, the growth of palm trees is heavy in the foreground. The use of multiple palm trees creates a heaviness that is balanced by the lush greenery of the natural landscape. The horizon line highlights the grain of the medium used as it naturally provides a visual rich and poetic contrast. The lush blue ocean is set below balancing the fluidity of the natural landscape and foliage. The artist has created a space for the viewer to absorb the natural Hawiian beauty.
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