This abstract painting, aptly titled House on a Hill, evokes a sense of mystery and solitude. The composition is dominated by moody tones of deep black, charcoal gray, and rich forest green, which seem to suggest a natural, rugged landscape. Sweeping, gestural strokes of paint create a layered, textured effect, hinting at the organic contours of a hill rising out of shadow and mist.
 
The darker elements in the foreground convey depth and grounding, while the softer, more translucent greens and whites blend into the background, suggesting a dreamy, atmospheric quality. The central form, which might represent a house, is abstract and elusive, encouraging the viewer to interpret its silhouette as both part of the environment and separate from it—a beacon of quiet resilience against nature’s vastness.
 
Emotionally, the piece invites introspection and an appreciation for solitude. It feels contemplative, almost melancholic, yet imbued with a quiet strength. The loose, flowing brushstrokes and minimal palette reflect the delicate balance between the tangible and the ephemeral, much like the feeling of standing on a hilltop, surrounded by open air and possibility.
 
5"x7" Acrylics on Watercolor Paper. Unframed.