A meditation on place and perception, Provincetown distills coastal form into a rhythmic abstraction of shape and tone. It’s a fitting image for thinking of you, encouragement, or simply reaching out without a reason. The composition evokes sails, harbors, and shifting horizons - without declaring any one truth. Earthy reds, soft pinks, and grounded greys hum with restraint, offering a visual anchor for reflection. Currently held by the Art Institute of Chicago, gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Carter H. Harrison.
