64.4 x 54.2 x 3.1cm, oil on canvas, framed, 2025. 

Between the Branches feels like stepping into a small, sheltered moment along the Lough - the sort of quiet gap in the trees you only notice when you slow down enough to really look. Through that natural opening, the water and sky appear almost like a hidden scene waiting on the other side, offering a calm you didn’t realise you needed.

The painting itself carries that sense of discovery: layers built up and pulled back, soft marks suggesting branches, shoreline, and distant shapes that only reveal themselves gradually. It’s a piece about noticing the quieter parts of a landscape - the understated places that hold a surprising amount of comfort when you stumble upon them.

Framed in a white frame, the piece has a clean brightness that lifts the mood and lets the painting feel like a small window in the room - fresh, open, and quietly grounding.

Where it fits at home:
Lovely in a hallway, beside a bookshelf, or on a kitchen or living room wall - anywhere you’d enjoy a gentle glimpse into a more reflective, peaceful moment.