Free Falling captures the feeling of surrendering to a landscape—of allowing color, movement, and memory to lead the way. Inspired by time spent at Bandelier National Monument in northern New Mexico, the painting reflects the weathered cliffs, ancient traces, and quiet sense of history held within the land.
Layers of soft neutrals, earthy ochres, rust, and deep charcoal are built with oil paint, oil sticks, and cold wax, creating a richly textured surface filled with expressive marks and subtle discoveries.
12 × 12 inches
Oil, oil stick & cold wax on cradled birch panel
Framed in an antiqued gold float frame and ready to hang
Signed Certificate of Authenticity included.
© Copyright Mary Mirabal Art All Rights Reserved
Free Falling captures the feeling of surrendering to a landscape—of allowing color, movement, and memory to lead the way. Inspired by time spent at Bandelier National Monument in northern New Mexico, the painting reflects the weathered cliffs, ancient traces, and quiet sense of history held within the land.
Layers of soft neutrals, earthy ochres, rust, and deep charcoal are built with oil paint, oil sticks, and cold wax, creating a richly textured surface filled with expressive marks and subtle discoveries.
12 × 12 inches
Oil, oil stick & cold wax on cradled birch panel
Framed in an antiqued gold float frame and ready to hang
Signed Certificate of Authenticity included.
© Copyright Mary Mirabal Art All Rights Reserved
