Impression, Early Summer

Acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 36 × 48 inches

Impression, Early Summer tips its hat to Monet while turning the Impressionist preoccupation with light toward the vegetable garden. Berries, peas, greens, flowers, and curling stems emerge from a deep green field, not as a botanical inventory but as the sensation of a season gathering force. The reference lies less in borrowed brushwork than in a shared premise: that colour, atmosphere, and fleeting perception can convey more than description alone. Early summer appears here as an impression of lushness—the moment when anticipation gives way to abundance.