Quiet landscapes in pale and neutral colors

Hush

“White, gray and beige are not empty. They are fog, snow and distance.”

Hush draws the calm pictures: mountain ridges stepping back into fog, one tree on a hill with the light behind it, a snowy peak above the mist, a moon over black ridges like an ink print.

Each one stays inside a single color from its lightest to its darkest, so white stays white and gray stays gray. Black and white means exactly those two.