This hillside study turns the land itself into a slow-moving current, where diagonal sweeps of ochre rock and electric greens guide the eye upward as if following a remembered footpath. Broad, assertive brushwork breaks the surface into interlocking planes, allowing light to skim across ridges while pockets of shadow anchor the terrain with weight and permanence. The sky’s muted, storm-brushed gray tempers the palette, setting a contemplative tone in which growth feels hard-won—vegetation clinging, persisting, and quietly insisting on life against the exposed stone.