Roe Lake, Pender Island, BC.
This artwork is a photograph of a dead tree trunk and branches submerged horizontally in still water. The tree's gnarled and jagged branches extend outward, creating a complex, spiky silhouette. The water's surface is calm and acts as a mirror, perfectly reflecting the tree and doubling the intricate pattern of the branches. The overall composition emphasizes symmetry and contrast between the dark, textured tree and the smooth, pale background of the water.
This artwork is a photograph of a dead tree trunk and branches submerged horizontally in still water. The tree's gnarled and jagged branches extend outward, creating a complex, spiky silhouette. The water's surface is calm and acts as a mirror, perfectly reflecting the tree and doubling the intricate pattern of the branches. The overall composition emphasizes symmetry and contrast between the dark, textured tree and the smooth, pale background of the water.