The Visitors

10x10"
Acrylic on Canvas
Framed, Ready-to-hang

The Visitors invites the viewer into a moment suspended between the familiar and the unknown. A lone sheep grazes calmly in a desert landscape, unaware—or perhaps unbothered—by the presence of a reflective sphere hovering in the distance. The silhouetted cowboy-like figures drift away, their intentions and identities deliberately obscured.

This piece explores themes of observation, intrusion, and ambiguity. Are the cowboys fleeing, arriving, or merely passing through? Is the sheep the observer—or the observed? I wanted to suggest the feeling of a quiet encounter with something just beyond understanding, without veering into fear. Instead, the mood leans toward curiosity and openness—a gentle push toward discovery.