Plaster Study

The forms here float and overlap like plaster patches on old walls — the layered repairs you see on century-old buildings throughout Northern California's small towns. Petaluma storefronts, Calistoga bungalows, the stucco facades along Napa's older residential streets where every generation leaves a slightly different shade. The palette is the color story of those surfaces: warm taupe where sun hits, cool grey in shadow, the occasional blush of exposed undercoat where the top layer chips away. Black accents anchor the composition and keep it from drifting into purely decorative softness, and a fine coral-pink line running through the upper third acts like a hairline crack — something structural holding it together beneath the surface. Ideal for bedrooms with warm wood tones, living rooms with neutral palettes looking for subtle color, or offices where calm abstract wall art needs to be present without competing for attention.