Epilogue is part of a series of large, abstract and surreal drawings. Vine charcoal creates movement and weight on the paper; sometimes it has a light wispiness, other times dark, haunting blacks. The fragile material is as ephemeral as the subject. I'm not depicting a particular event, but more an emotion. This piece is about relationship and conflict, evoking a visceral feeling of clashing, opposing viewpoints, and silver linings. I intentionally have not included a horizon line in this piece. My intention is to evoke an emotional response from the viewer, rather than show them a skyscape that transports them to a literal place, time, memory. Epilogue seeks to transport you inward, rather than to a physical location.