Art at Terra

An expressive abstract celebrating the warm light of late afternoon in the Lehigh Valley. Layered brushwork in terracotta, gold, and olive creates an almost tactile sense of warmth.

Part of an ongoing botanical series documenting local plant life. The delicate linework and cool watercolor washes make this piece a quiet, meditative study.

A downtown Easton scene painted on location over three afternoons. The warm late-afternoon palette captures the neighborhood's particular quality of light.

Bold interlocking geometric shapes draw from the tradition of mid-century American abstraction. The limited palette — burnt orange, mustard, and teal — gives the piece a graphic, confident presence.

A contemplative portrait drawn from life. The soft, responsive charcoal linework emphasizes presence and stillness — a reminder to slow down.

Layered newsprint, paint, and hand-lettering come together to celebrate the energy of a neighborhood. Part journal, part poster, entirely local.

A folk-inspired celebration of summer in the Lehigh Valley. Bright, flat color and a strong sense of pattern make this piece joyful and immediate.

Wet streets and twilight color come together in this moody cityscape. Painted from memory after a late walk through downtown, it captures the particular quiet of Easton at dusk.