Atlantic Ocean Wave, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel, 30x40x2
Castolon Peak, Southwest Texas, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel, 36x48x2
3,105 Miles Road Trip, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel, 36x48x2
Memory Storage, Acrylic, Graphite + Varnish on Wood Panel, 10x10x1.5
Memory Storage, Acrylic, Graphite + Varnish on Wood Panel, 10x10x1.5
Shimmering Moonlight, A Quiet Night at the Lake, 30x40x2 inches, Enamel on wood panel
Shimmering Moonlight, A Quiet Night at the Lake, 30x40x2 inches, Enamel on wood panel
Floating Cotton Balls L-109776, Acrylic, graphite, colored pencil + varnish on wood panel, 48x36x2
Floating in the Air L-101185, Acrylic, graphite, colored pencil + varnish on wood panel, 48x36x2
Memory Cloud, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel, 30x30x2
Clear Memory, 10x10x1.5, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel - Received an Honorable Mention Award from ArtsWorcester, November 7, 2025
Clear Memory, 10x10x1.5, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel - Received an Honorable Mention Award from ArtsWorcester, November 7, 2025
Terrains of Connectivity, Graphite, Acrylic + Varnish on Wood Panel, 30x30x2
Terrains of Connectivity, Graphite, Acrylic + Varnish on Wood Panel, 30x30x2
My Real World, Graphite, Acrylic & Varnish on Wood Panel, 30x30x2, Received a Grumbacher Award of Distinction from the North Shore Arts Association in September 2025
That Must be The Place, Graphite, Acrylic + Varnish on Wood Panel, 30" diameter x 1.5"
That Must be The Place, Graphite, Acrylic & Varnish on Wood Panel, 30" diameter x 1.5"
Memory Bank, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel, 30x30x2
Memory Bank, Acrylic, graphite + varnish on wood panel, 30x30x2
Recollection, Graphite on archival artboard, 32x40
SOLD - Photographic Memory, Graphite, Acrylic + Varnish on Wood Panel, 30x30x2
SOLD - Photographic Memory, Graphite, Acrylic + Varnish on Wood Panel, 30x30x2
SOLD - A Piece of Quiet, Graphite on Archival artboard, 32x40
SOLD - At the Lake, Acrylic, Graphite + Varnish on wood panel, 30x40x2
SOLD - Special Place, 30x30x2, Mixed media on wood panel
Streaks of Lights, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Shooting Stars, 24x24x2, Mixed Media on wood panel
SOLD - No Expectation, 16x16x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Rainy Spring, 48x48x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Night Sky Stars Falling Down, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Rain is Falling Down, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Stars Falling Down, 24x24s2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Star Tracks Night Sky, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Sebago Lake, Maine Stars Falling Down, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Meteor Shower, the Night of August 12-13, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - That Place is the Mind, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Abstact Landscape 6594, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Abstact Landscape 7830, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Abstact Landscape 6577, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
SOLD - Abstact Landscape 6599, 24x24x2, Mixed media on wood panel
Artist Statement
Rediscovery are my most recent monochromatic landscape drawings. They are created from both direct observations and with the aid of photographs I have taken throughout the years. This body of work developed from my previous work series that combined specific techniques and materials. These newly produced drawings are a reflection of current ideas, subjects, and a rethinking of the familiar.
I use the basic element of line to create visual impression. Each straight graphite line is slowly and meticulously drawn on the work surface until the final image emerges. Though time consuming and labor-intensive, the process provides a balance of structure and chaos that is fulfilling to me.
The sources of inspiration are derived from places I’ve been and places I want to be. These references help me to make connections across reality and imagination. In presenting this body of work, I hope to generate curiosity, encourage conversations about the reality we live in, and to push imaginations into the boundless unknown.
Please enjoy Rediscovery.
Sand T Kalloch
Massachusetts, USA