Layers of Time — aerial abstract of Utah bentonite hills; rippled bands of violet, rose, and ochre forming concentric swirls and fine lines.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — alder brown; abstract violet-ochre layers above a warm dining room table and chairs.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — black; modern lounge at dusk with low sofa and wood-slat wall.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — oak; bright, minimalist wall with long white console and light wood accents.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — walnut; cozy living room with sofa, shelving, and plants.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — white; modern sideboard and potted plant beneath the artwork.
Layers of Time — aerial abstract of Utah bentonite hills; rippled bands of violet, rose, and ochre forming concentric swirls and fine lines.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — alder brown; abstract violet-ochre layers above a warm dining room table and chairs.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — black; modern lounge at dusk with low sofa and wood-slat wall.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — oak; bright, minimalist wall with long white console and light wood accents.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — walnut; cozy living room with sofa, shelving, and plants.
Layers of Time framed in floating wood — white; modern sideboard and potted plant beneath the artwork.

Layers of Time

from $350.00

From above, the bentonite hills unfold in waves of violet, rose, and ochre — each band a trace of volcanic ash transformed over millions of years. The surface appears almost fluid, as though currents once flowed here and then froze in place.

This landscape is both abstract and precise: a canvas shaped by chemistry, erosion, and deep time. Remote and unmarked, it reminds us that the earth keeps its own record — written not in words, but in layers.

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From above, the bentonite hills unfold in waves of violet, rose, and ochre — each band a trace of volcanic ash transformed over millions of years. The surface appears almost fluid, as though currents once flowed here and then froze in place.

This landscape is both abstract and precise: a canvas shaped by chemistry, erosion, and deep time. Remote and unmarked, it reminds us that the earth keeps its own record — written not in words, but in layers.

Location: Eastern Utah Badlands, USA
Photographed: November 2021
Edition: Limited to 50 per size with COA
Print: Fujicolor Crystal Archive Glossy Paper

Medium: 36W x 24H inches
Large: 40W x 30H inches
XL: 48W x 36H inches
Frame Type: Floating Wood Frame
Frame Depth: 1.14 inch
Frame Width: 0.6 inches, 0.26 inch Shadow Gap