A three-panel moss artwork marking the beginning of Foresthetic.
Dimensions: each panel approximately 36” x 24”
This triptych was the first moss artwork I created, and the starting point for everything that followed.
Composed across three vertical panels, the piece creates a single landscape that moves across the wall. The spacing between panels allows the work to breathe, while still reading as one continuous composition.
At this scale, the piece is well-suited for placement above a bed, console or sofa—situations where a single work might feel too contained, but a full installation would be too much. It fills the wall with texture and depth without overwhelming the space.
Dense moss forms, delicate lichens and brighter botanical elements create variation across each panel, drawing the eye from one to the next.
A three-panel moss artwork marking the beginning of Foresthetic.
Dimensions: each panel approximately 36” x 24”
This triptych was the first moss artwork I created, and the starting point for everything that followed.
Composed across three vertical panels, the piece creates a single landscape that moves across the wall. The spacing between panels allows the work to breathe, while still reading as one continuous composition.
At this scale, the piece is well-suited for placement above a bed, console or sofa—situations where a single work might feel too contained, but a full installation would be too much. It fills the wall with texture and depth without overwhelming the space.
Dense moss forms, delicate lichens and brighter botanical elements create variation across each panel, drawing the eye from one to the next.
