PALM BEACH TRIPTYCH #5 OIL PAINT WITH PYROGRAPHY ON MANGO WOOD. This triptych is unifed by the frawns of four palm trees creating a vignette that frames the calm of a sandy and distant beach perspective. The use of an oceanic horizon line greates a distance that evokes memories of crashing waves. The use of three panels provdes the artist and the viewer with a greater experience as the size of the work is not constrained by the size of the canvas. This version is seen on a white background.
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