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“Neighsayers”
40" x 30" x 1.5" | Oil on Canvas
In this vibrant open impressionist oil painting, five wild horses emerge from the windswept landscape, their forms alive with energy and movement. Titled Neighsayers, the work captures the untamed spirit of the American West through bold brushstrokes, dynamic color shifts, and a swirling sky that mirrors the freedom of the herd.
The expressive application of color—rich earth tones anchored by luminous violets, soft pinks, and electric blues—imbues the scene with both strength and lyricism. The horses, rendered with intentional abstraction, convey personality and presence without rigid realism, inviting viewers to feel rather than simply observe.
The textured sky, painted with sweeping strokes of clouds and wind, echoes the motion of the horses’ manes and the rugged land beneath their hooves. Neighsayers speaks to the raw beauty of nature, the power of instinct, and the quiet yet profound connection between land, sky, and the wild creatures that roam free.
“Neighsayers”
40" x 30" x 1.5" | Oil on Canvas
In this vibrant open impressionist oil painting, five wild horses emerge from the windswept landscape, their forms alive with energy and movement. Titled Neighsayers, the work captures the untamed spirit of the American West through bold brushstrokes, dynamic color shifts, and a swirling sky that mirrors the freedom of the herd.
The expressive application of color—rich earth tones anchored by luminous violets, soft pinks, and electric blues—imbues the scene with both strength and lyricism. The horses, rendered with intentional abstraction, convey personality and presence without rigid realism, inviting viewers to feel rather than simply observe.
The textured sky, painted with sweeping strokes of clouds and wind, echoes the motion of the horses’ manes and the rugged land beneath their hooves. Neighsayers speaks to the raw beauty of nature, the power of instinct, and the quiet yet profound connection between land, sky, and the wild creatures that roam free.