This is one of the first painted sketches I made at Crawford Notch of the National Forest
in New Hampshire. Gibbs Falls twists, turns, then descends onto rock that splashes
upward and into a deep green forested pond. I was immediately attracted to the speed of
the running water in the falls verses the solid faceted granite that it has carved its path
through. Most of the drama behind my work is the interplay between movement and solidity.
The falls represent continual change while the rock represents tradition that is dependably
the same and solid.
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