High on the island of Amorgos, a white monastery clings to a cliff, its walls catching the light against the shadow of the rock. It is known as the Panagia Hozoviotissa Monastery, and was built in 1017. For centuries, those who lived here chose solitude over the noise of the world, building a small, steadfast life into the side of something immense.
This is an original painting, made in deep Aegean blues that photographs can only hint at. It has real presence on a wall without asking for attention. The kind of piece you notice differently each morning, as the light in the room changes around it.
