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Available Work
So grateful for your interest in a piece. Below you will find some of the current work for sale.
Additional pieces are available at Patina + Co & The Golf Sanctuary.
Reach out with any questions or to inquire about a piece.
"Spring"
(Available)
48x60
"Spring is waking up early to listen to the birds singing. Spring is waiting on peonies to pop, counting the blackberry buds, checking to see if the robin eggs have hatched.
It’s turning on some tunes, walking barefoot in the yard, getting your hands in the dirt. It is making lemonade and counting watermelon seeds and lingering at the fence with neighbors til dusk.
Spring is planting tomatoes, sweeping the porch, driving the long way home with the windows down.
A happy hour, a new book, an iced coffee on the patio.
It is the urge to finally give the car a good cleaning, the weeds a good pulling, the tub a good scrubbing.
It is fireflies and the perfect breeze and “Maybe grab a light sweater.”
It is our earth, practicing resurrection in real time, life from death and it is nothing short of pure glory.
This series is an invitation.
It’s an invitation to pause, notice, and take heart in all that we have been given to marvel at, to enjoy, and to participate in as our world wakes up around us and bids us to come and play."
To inquire about this piece, please reach out to Brooke Harris at Sanctuary at brooke.erin.harris@gmail.com.
48x60
"Spring is waking up early to listen to the birds singing. Spring is waiting on peonies to pop, counting the blackberry buds, checking to see if the robin eggs have hatched.
It’s turning on some tunes, walking barefoot in the yard, getting your hands in the dirt. It is making lemonade and counting watermelon seeds and lingering at the fence with neighbors til dusk.
Spring is planting tomatoes, sweeping the porch, driving the long way home with the windows down.
A happy hour, a new book, an iced coffee on the patio.
It is the urge to finally give the car a good cleaning, the weeds a good pulling, the tub a good scrubbing.
It is fireflies and the perfect breeze and “Maybe grab a light sweater.”
It is our earth, practicing resurrection in real time, life from death and it is nothing short of pure glory.
This series is an invitation.
It’s an invitation to pause, notice, and take heart in all that we have been given to marvel at, to enjoy, and to participate in as our world wakes up around us and bids us to come and play."
To inquire about this piece, please reach out to Brooke Harris at Sanctuary at brooke.erin.harris@gmail.com.
"Spring II"
48x60
"Spring is waking up early to listen to the birds singing. Spring is waiting on peonies to pop, counting the blackberry buds, checking to see if the robin eggs have hatched.
It’s turning on some tunes, walking barefoot in the yard, getting your hands in the dirt. It is making lemonade and counting watermelon seeds and lingering at the fence with neighbors til dusk.
Spring is planting tomatoes, sweeping the porch, driving the long way home with the windows down.
A happy hour, a new book, an iced coffee on the patio.
It is the urge to finally give the car a good cleaning, the weeds a good pulling, the tub a good scrubbing.
It is fireflies and the perfect breeze and “Maybe grab a light sweater.”
It is our earth, practicing resurrection in real time, life from death and it is nothing short of pure glory.
This series is an invitation.
It’s an invitation to pause, notice, and take heart in all that we have been given to marvel at, to enjoy, and to participate in as our world wakes up around us and bids us to come and play."
To inquire about this piece, please call Patina & Co at (615) 241-0713.
"Spring is waking up early to listen to the birds singing. Spring is waiting on peonies to pop, counting the blackberry buds, checking to see if the robin eggs have hatched.
It’s turning on some tunes, walking barefoot in the yard, getting your hands in the dirt. It is making lemonade and counting watermelon seeds and lingering at the fence with neighbors til dusk.
Spring is planting tomatoes, sweeping the porch, driving the long way home with the windows down.
A happy hour, a new book, an iced coffee on the patio.
It is the urge to finally give the car a good cleaning, the weeds a good pulling, the tub a good scrubbing.
It is fireflies and the perfect breeze and “Maybe grab a light sweater.”
It is our earth, practicing resurrection in real time, life from death and it is nothing short of pure glory.
This series is an invitation.
It’s an invitation to pause, notice, and take heart in all that we have been given to marvel at, to enjoy, and to participate in as our world wakes up around us and bids us to come and play."
To inquire about this piece, please call Patina & Co at (615) 241-0713.
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