Tapestry is an original oil painting inspired by wild lupins growing freely across the landscape of New Brunswick and the Canadian East Coast. Painted from a photograph taken by the artist, this piece captures the landscape of New Brunswick revealing itself to the artist during his first spring living in the province. This painting is a memory of standing among wildflowers, surrounded by growth, light, and movement. The surface remains visibly textured, allowing the hand of the artist to stay present and tactile.

Pink and violet lupins move upward through thick, expressive brushwork, their forms interlacing with surrounding foliage. The composition feels immersive and abundant, drawing the eye through color, texture, and repetition rather than a single focal point. Each stroke holds the energy of the place where the photograph was taken, translated slowly and intentionally into paint.