Into the Storm

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Into the Storm - 50×38 - Oil on Linen - 2024

"The buffalo knows what we often forget—that running away only prolongs the inevitable. By charging into the storm, it shortens the battle, embracing the turmoil to find peace more quickly. The figure, though fearful, is drawn toward this same truth, feeling the pull of a wisdom that transcends instinct."

"As the storm looms, the air thick with tension, there is a moment of decision. Do we cower and let the storm overtake us, or do we run toward it, knowing that the only way out is through? The buffalo and the figure are not just symbols of bravery, but of the understanding that within every storm lies the potential for renewal."

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Into the Storm - 50×38 - Oil on Linen - 2024

"The buffalo knows what we often forget—that running away only prolongs the inevitable. By charging into the storm, it shortens the battle, embracing the turmoil to find peace more quickly. The figure, though fearful, is drawn toward this same truth, feeling the pull of a wisdom that transcends instinct."

"As the storm looms, the air thick with tension, there is a moment of decision. Do we cower and let the storm overtake us, or do we run toward it, knowing that the only way out is through? The buffalo and the figure are not just symbols of bravery, but of the understanding that within every storm lies the potential for renewal."

Into the Storm - 50×38 - Oil on Linen - 2024

"The buffalo knows what we often forget—that running away only prolongs the inevitable. By charging into the storm, it shortens the battle, embracing the turmoil to find peace more quickly. The figure, though fearful, is drawn toward this same truth, feeling the pull of a wisdom that transcends instinct."

"As the storm looms, the air thick with tension, there is a moment of decision. Do we cower and let the storm overtake us, or do we run toward it, knowing that the only way out is through? The buffalo and the figure are not just symbols of bravery, but of the understanding that within every storm lies the potential for renewal."