At Thomas Greene Park, I sat and drew a large tree rising from its brick circle. Nearby, a man rested at a bench, head bent, caught in his own stillness. The park was noisy all around, but this corner held its own pause.

The drawing became about presence—the weight of a tree anchoring the space, the quiet of a single figure beneath it. In the middle of a transforming neighborhood, a moment of human and natural endurance.

About the Piece

Medium: Watercolor and brush pen on paper

Size: 7” x 7”

Edition: Original work (one of one)

Shipping: Unframed, ships flat