CORN DANCER

In old country belief, the spirit of the corn was thought to take the form of a hare at harvest — retreating before the scythe, dancing at the field's edge, vanishing into the last standing sheaf.

This small, richly atmospheric original painting captures the heat and shimmer of harvest time — light caught in copper and mica, the land at its most abundant and alive.

Acrylic and mixed media painting on panel with copper leaf and mica flakes.

Unframed.

10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches).