Twin Keel Gold | 100 x 130

The work draws from the language of surfing and seamanship, twin keels moving in parallel, sharing momentum while carving their own paths. There’s tension here, but also harmony. Connection without certainty. Movement without destination.

Built through layered texture, soft abrasion, and painterly restraint, the surface holds traces of process and erasure. Flecks of white break through the darker forms, suggesting salt, spray, or memory, moments that resist being smoothed over.

TWIN KEEL GOLD sits at the intersection of motion and stillness, partnership and individuality. It invites the viewer to consider how we move alongside others, close enough to feel their presence, distant enough to remain ourselves.