On Sacred Land

While spending time on our family farm in East Tennessee, I found myself wondering what might have come generations before us.

As I worked, unexpected images emerged—birds, feathers, animals, and symbols that felt older than my own relationship with this place.

Rather than answering questions, these paintings invite them.

How do we belong to a landscape?

What stories remain long after the people who first walked it are gone?

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