graffiti – Greg Urbano

Jennie Parks – Natural Fort

A figure clad in a flowing patterned dress rests horizontally between towering, sun-bleached stone masses, creating a striking juxtaposition of organic human form against rugged geology. The deep, shadowy fissure below anchors the composition in verticality, while the weathered, graffiti-marked textures of the rock face offer a complex, tactile counterpoint to the smoothness of bare skin. This precarious balance evokes a quiet tension, as the subject appears simultaneously vulnerable and buoyant within the tight, monumental cleft.

Stuckey’s Skeleton, Sedgwick Colorado

A stark, angular canopy hovers over cracked asphalt, its red trim echoing the faded typography of a derelict storefront that anchors the composition. The relentless midday sun casts deep shadows beneath the structure, while tufts of stubborn grass and a solitary pink sofa disrupt the rigid geometry, introducing an uncanny domestic note to the desolate plains. This collision of human decay and relentless natural reclamation creates a tableau of stranded time, evoking a quiet, surreal melancholy.