The Space Between
Perhaps the most beautiful parts of our lives are not found at the destination, but in the space between. Like a rainbow that exists only where light and rain meet
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5 original paintings exploring the beauty of
life's in-between seasons
Five original paintings.
One collector each
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Between Light and Rain
Rainbows ask for both light and rain. Perhaps the most beautiful parts of us do too.
Acrylic on Canvas · 8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm) · Original · 2026
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Between Leaving and Returning
A place between leaving and returning, where we discover light and rain meet without cancelling one another. I imagine hope begins there.
Acrylic on Canvas · 8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm) · Original · 2026
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Between Courage and Quiet
A place between courage and quiet, not everything beautiful comes from certainty. Some things can only appear where light and rain learn to exist together.
Acrylic on Canvas · 8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm) · Original · 2026
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Between What Was and What Will Be
A place between what was and what will be, where becoming asks us to trust what we cannot yet see.
Acrylic on Canvas · 8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm) · Original · 2026
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Between Here and Home
A place between here and home, where we slowly become the person we've been searching for.
Acrylic on Canvas · 8 × 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm) · Original · 2026
About the series
The Space Between is an invitation to honor the in-between places of our own lives. The moments that feel uncertain, unfinished, or suspended may not be detours at all. They may be the very places where we are quietly transformed.
I choose Amsterdam as the base to express my landscape philosophy.
Amsterdam is a city that lives between worlds—between land and water, movement and stillness, past and present. Everything seems to exist in quiet conversation. The rainbow crossing the night sky became a symbol of the beauty that can emerge in life's in-between places. Like the city itself, it exists because seemingly opposite forces meet. Light and rain. Land and water. Holding on and letting go.