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midwest memory
Midwest Memory is a series of abstract digital works rooted in the landscapes of my childhood. These pieces explore how memory settles into form—through tonal gradients, modular compositions, and the quiet geometry of rural life. Strawberry fields, apple orchards, riverbanks, and golf courses appear not as literal depictions, but as echoes: rows suggested by rhythm, hills by color, and water by reflection. Some works hum with stillness; others, like Crisp, hold the vivid clarity of a fall day that refuses to fade. Together, they form a visual language of place—cultivated, remembered, and reimagined.
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