Summer Days

This body of work, Summer Days, captures the slow, golden rhythm of summer days through still life paintings that echo shared moments. In these paintings, I return to the humble rituals of summer—meals shared, fruit savored, coffee poured with care. Using still life as a form of quiet storytelling, I invite the viewer to consider the poetry in the everyday. The neutral backgrounds serve as open space, where each object—each peach, cup, or pastry—can speak to the comfort of presence and the simple abundance of time spent together.

Drawing on the textures and colors of summer—ripe fruit, glazed pastries, glass and porcelain—this series transforms everyday objects into vessels of memory. Each composition is a quiet celebration of shared time, filtered through light, shadow, and a soft palette.

All 8 pieces will be available to collect with Tacit Collective starting June 9th.