Wilderness brings together a series of works where wildflowers take shape through layered, shifting surfaces, built using translucent tissue paper, paint, and line. There’s a balance between control and unpredictability—forms that feel familiar, yet slightly undone. Light moves through the layers, creating depth and drawing the viewer in to look closer.

While grounded in the natural landscape, these works are less about depicting a specific place and more about capturing its feeling—something remembered and experienced.

Presented at the cellar door of Berg Herring Wines, the exhibition invites visitors to slow down, engage with the work, and enjoy a wine tasting in a relaxed, light-filled setting.