A Conversation with Earth
Ground Notes began as a conversation with earth. I watched soil move—how a Himalayan landscape shifts from 10,000 feet, how pigment borrowed from iron oxide carries a weight that synthetic colour never will.
These are not decorations. They are records. Each painting in this collection holds a geographic memory—a ridge line at dusk, the exact shade of moss after three days of rain, a field in winter waiting to become something else.
I selected these pieces because they speak a shared language: patience. The artists here work slowly. They observe before they render. And what they render carries the texture of time itself.
"This piece carries the weight of a thousand quiet mornings."
"A landscape that remembers what we have already forgotten."
Why These Pieces Belong Together
Every work in Ground Notes shares a commitment to stillness. The palette gravitates toward earth—ochre, umber, grey-green—because these are colours that do not demand attention. They earn it.
The artists in this collection paint from memory and observation, not from photographs. What you see is not a scene captured, but a feeling translated.
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These are pieces that reward patience. Take your time.