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building up thick fields of oil and cold wax before using specialized tools to scratch and scrape back into the history of the piece

Kevin’s practice is defined by a rhythmic focus on the architecture of light

The central glow of the sun is constructed by what is undrawn: the negative space of the paper itself

Into the TreesAn Original Striated Ink Drawing

There is a focused

Common Oak Leaf Pinks and Greens building up thick fields ofCommon Oak LeafA Dimensional Editioned Work The Anchor of the Urban Forest. Nature is a point of departure, not a template. The Oak is often referred to as a "Keystone Species": a symbol of endurance and strength that supports an entire ecosystem within its canopy. In "Common Oak Leaf," Andree Brown captures this inherent resilience, translating the iconic lobed silhouette of the NYC park staple into a rigorous, permanent form. Rooted in the Japanese