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Mazama Path with Ceramic Tiles

A gravel path bends away beside a long concrete wall set with colorful ceramic relief tiles, including a yellow insect, a sunflower-like flower, a blue mushroom-like shape and a green bird. Tall pine and leafy trees line the right side under a pale blue, cloudy sky. A bare dirt slope with exposed roots rises above the wall.

This piece offers the warmth and narrative of a hand-painted oil landscape without the fragility or high cost of original paint. It satisfies the desire for a 'lived-in' feel in a modern home, providing a specific place (Mazama) that feels familiar yet artistic. The distinctive ceramic tiles on the wall provide a unique visual hook that distinguishes it from generic forest paths, appealing to buyers who want art with detail to discover upon closer inspection.

Artwork by Omaste Witkowski