Vision in the Clouds, 2025

9" x 12" Watercolor on Paper; unframed.

In Vision in the Clouds, a lone rider pauses beneath a hovering mass of cloud-bound faces, their expressions frozen in awe, fear, or revelation. The cloud functions as a living sky-omen—part prophecy, part collective psyche—looming over the quiet pastoral landscape below. The rider’s stillness suggests a moment of encounter rather than movement, as though history itself has paused to witness an apparition. The painting draws on medieval visions and folkloric omens, exploring how meaning is projected onto the heavens in moments of uncertainty and pilgrimage.