Still and Waiting All Along
Still and Waiting All Along
Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
30"x40"
2021
As I walk from the fields and then along the water and into the woods, I smell the sweet grassy air, rich soil and salty ocean all at once. Hear the suctioning of Daphne’s muddy paws and chirping birds welcoming in the warm spring breeze. I round the corner and squint toward the top of the hill to see a new house accompanied by a familiar feeling.
There’s a lot I love about Wagon Hill, and this was one of those moments I wanted to capture.
The piece comes from a place and time where I began to come home to myself, rediscover who I am, and reinvent who I want to be.
I’ve been enjoying playing with mark making and the heaviness of flat color and space. The pressure of the sky in this painting feels authentic to where my mental state was during that time. The stillness of this space is both beautiful and a little unsettling to me, also authentic. The colors, vibrant and vibrating. Buzzing like the anxiety and excitement of a new beginning. A home that’s been still and waiting all along, just hidden behind the hill.
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Original artwork by Rebecca Lane
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