You Can Never Truly Know
October 2026
20 × 20 × 1.5 inches
Acrylic and oil on gallery wrapped canvas. Edges painted to match.
$325
Soft, shimmering forms suggest something familiar without ever fully revealing themselves. Almost floral, almost mountainous, the composition exists somewhere between landscape and memory, where shapes emerge and dissolve before they can be fully understood. Beneath its dreamlike atmosphere lies a quieter tension: the distance between appearance and reality, between what is presented and what is felt. Tender passages of color give way to unexpected darkness, suggesting that beauty and unease can occupy the same space.
You Can Never Truly Know explores the limits of perception and the uncertainty inherent in understanding others. It considers the quiet wisdom of trusting what is felt, even when what is seen suggests otherwise, and the freedom that comes with accepting that some things may never be fully known.
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