CLOISTER (2026)
140cm x 155cmAcrylic on canvas
140 × 155 cm
Framed in black Tasmanian oak
Architectural planes and softened horizons converge in a composition that suggests memory more than place. Walls, pathways and openings create a rhythm of enclosure and release, inviting the viewer through a landscape shaped by light, stillness and quiet permanence. The work explores the enduring relationship between architecture, landscape and the emotional spaces we inhabit.
