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Ember Rider is part of the Fire Horse Collection (2026), a series exploring movement through intensity, discipline, and grounded force. Inspired by the energy of the rodeo, the work centers on a singular rider, formed through textured medium, emerging from a warm, fire-toned field.
The composition captures a moment of controlled motion, where instinct and technique meet. In contrast to the larger, more expansive works within the collection, the scale of the piece creates a more intimate encounter, drawing focus to the physicality of the rider and the tactile surface itself.
Set against a bold orange ground, the work carries a sense of heat and presence, reinforcing the themes of endurance, control, and raw momentum. Through its materiality and restraint, Ember Rider reflects a quieter, yet equally powerful expression of movement.
Acrylic and textured medium on canvas.
Ember Rider is part of the Fire Horse Collection (2026), a series exploring movement through intensity, discipline, and grounded force. Inspired by the energy of the rodeo, the work centers on a singular rider, formed through textured medium, emerging from a warm, fire-toned field.
The composition captures a moment of controlled motion, where instinct and technique meet. In contrast to the larger, more expansive works within the collection, the scale of the piece creates a more intimate encounter, drawing focus to the physicality of the rider and the tactile surface itself.
Set against a bold orange ground, the work carries a sense of heat and presence, reinforcing the themes of endurance, control, and raw momentum. Through its materiality and restraint, Ember Rider reflects a quieter, yet equally powerful expression of movement.
Acrylic and textured medium on canvas.