This mountain scene explores the fleeting nature of perception. Though fixed and enduring, mountains rarely appear the same to us. Shifting light and atmospheric elements temporarily transform even this most permanent feature of the landscape.

It reminds us that something so massive can also feel momentary. Changing seasons, weather, and even our moods influence how we experience it, shaping what we see, remember, and feel.

Intentionally capturing this in a small painting heightens the contrast between the mountain’s physical scale and its fleeting presence as it passes through our perception.

The viewer is invited to reflect on the transient beauty of a mountain that, even while always present, can also be fleeting and ephemeral.

Mixed media: Texturized watercolour composed on three sections of Arches paper, mounted on deckled-edge 100% cotton Khadi paper, mounted with archival, acid-free foam board on a texturized canvas.