Westbound

40 x 30, acrylic on wrapped canvas.

The imagery evokes the long cultural narrative of westward movement. Journeys, defined by distance, open land, and the enduring pull of the horizon tug.
Ghosted lettering and a distant water tower suggest the quiet presence of roadside America, while the horses carry the painting forward with a sense of restless momentum. Rather than illustrating a specific moment, the work gathers symbols of travel, freedom, and memory into a shifting atmospheric surface.
Through layered paint, fading forms, and fluid drips, Westbound reflects on the myth and motion embedded in the American landscape.