Piece description from the artist
Imagine a large desert boulder's surface is a rich tapestry of yellow and orange hues, with natural variations creating a beautiful gradient. The surface is covered with natural, flowing ribbon-like rough patterns. Scattered across its surface are small, dark holes, each one resembling a tiny beady eye peering out at the world. These holes give the boulder a slight whimsical and mysterious character, as if it possesses a hidden life and awareness.
Lisa Whitlock of QRP22 specializes in fine art landscape photography. She is a native Californian and graduate of Cal Poly State University, San Luis Obispo, CA. Her passion for photography began in high school when she purchased her first 35mm film camera. Lisa has an eye for creating abstract photography from nature. She finds awe and intrigue in the details and compositions that might be overlooked at first glance. By showcasing nature's elegance through photography, she not only celebrates its beauty but also inspires others to take action as stewards of the planet.
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