Original Painting | Path Becoming | Crossing: 4.5 | 160 x 200 cm

Original Painting | Path Becoming | Crossing: 4.5 | 160 x 200 cmTitle: Path Becoming Paradox: Effort and ease both real, both at once The Story I painted two figures walking through land that looked different at every angle. The ground was not one thing it was layers of what came before. I walked a path like this once, where every step confirmed I was going the right way and every step was still work. The ease and the effort existed at the same time. That is what becoming a path feels like. The Crossing Crossing

Title: Path Becoming

Paradox: Effort and ease both real, both at once

The Story

I painted two figures walking through land that looked different at every angle. The ground was not one thing — it was layers of what came before. I walked a path like this once, where every step confirmed I was going the right way and every step was still work. The ease and the effort existed at the same time. That is what becoming a path feels like.

The Crossing

Crossing 4.5 Alignment via Revealing — Revealing the Way. Two figures move through terrain that shifts colour and texture with every step — not because the ground is unstable, but because the path reveals itself only as it is walked. At 4.5, the effort is real and the flow is real simultaneously. The way is not found. It is made by moving.

Presence

Two dark silhouette figures walk through a layered landscape of yellow, green, red, and grey terrain, the mixed media surface creating a geological texture of collaged rock and earth.

Specialised Pigments

Mixed media on stretched canvas. Acrylic, ink, and rice paper collage with mineral and earth pigments, building geological texture through layered application.

Display Suggestions

Transitional spaces or studios where forward movement is a daily practice.