A child pauses among towering stalks, partially hidden by the landscape around her. The plants become both shelter and passageway, transforming an ordinary patch of growth into a world with its own scale and rules.
Into the Copse holds the charged moment between hiding and being discovered. It is a painting about childhood’s ability to enter fully into a place and find an entire world where an adult might see only grass.
A child pauses among towering stalks, partially hidden by the landscape around her. The plants become both shelter and passageway, transforming an ordinary patch of growth into a world with its own scale and rules.
Into the Copse holds the charged moment between hiding and being discovered. It is a painting about childhood’s ability to enter fully into a place and find an entire world where an adult might see only grass.
