Painting for “The New Yorker” film review

I'm drawn to the emotional charge of transitional spaces — airports, stations, roadways — places where people seem caught between leaving and staying. This painting started with a scene, but it became more about distance, uncertainty, and the tension of not quite knowing what happens next.
Type:
Collection
Year:
1997
Medium:
Oil on board
Dimensions:
16'' x 12''

I am interested in the space between realism and interpretation, where texture, light, and atmosphere reveal something deeper than surface detail. Whether painting people, objects, or scenes from daily life, I want each piece to feel intimate, thoughtful, and alive.