Hazy Shades of Winter

Lately, I've been into imagining looking at the world through frosty windows. In one of my first apartments in New York, the windows were original to the more than 120-year-old brownstone -- single paned, gridded casement windows that did not seal. During winter, they were always thickly frosted over, diffusing the light and the shapes. You could as easily have been looking through them at a wintery beach scene as at soft hues of sky between the spindly branches of a tree.
 
24x30", Acrylic, mixed media on canvas
 
This piece is available for sale, but is currently on loan to the Town Of Cortlandt's "Towards Abstraction" exhibition until the end of July, 2023. It cannot be delivered until the end of the exhibition.