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Dusk Stalls is an original acrylic painting and the third piece created in the market series, sitting between Morning Stalls and Night Stalls. It captures the brief in-between hour when day hasn’t fully let go and night hasn’t yet arrived. Lanterns begin to glow, colors deepen, and the market settles into a quieter, more intimate rhythm.
This piece was inspired by wandering without a plan and stumbling upon a small stall at dusk, where I tried the biggest cold, raw oyster I had ever seen — briny, fresh, and unforgettable. It was one of those moments where travel feels less about where you’re going and more about where you pause.
Dusk Stalls holds the transition — a moment of stillness, warmth, and presence, reminding us that some of the most meaningful experiences happen in passing.
Details:
Original acrylic painting
One of a three-piece market series
Unframed 16 × 20 in
Signed on the back
Dusk Stalls is an original acrylic painting and the third piece created in the market series, sitting between Morning Stalls and Night Stalls. It captures the brief in-between hour when day hasn’t fully let go and night hasn’t yet arrived. Lanterns begin to glow, colors deepen, and the market settles into a quieter, more intimate rhythm.
This piece was inspired by wandering without a plan and stumbling upon a small stall at dusk, where I tried the biggest cold, raw oyster I had ever seen — briny, fresh, and unforgettable. It was one of those moments where travel feels less about where you’re going and more about where you pause.
Dusk Stalls holds the transition — a moment of stillness, warmth, and presence, reminding us that some of the most meaningful experiences happen in passing.
Details:
Original acrylic painting
One of a three-piece market series
Unframed 16 × 20 in
Signed on the back