The Cape Cod landscape is rarely static; it exists in the shifts between light and land, fog and water. My recent paintings inhabit Gloam—that transitional twilight where the horizon line fades, fog rolls in over the water, and the physical world dissolves into memory and atmosphere.

Shifting away from idyllic coastal depictions, this series instead reflect the untamed, moody unpredictability of this environment. Working within a heavily reduced palette and worked surface, I strive to create a visual space that feels both grounded and deeply elusive.

- Deborah Howard, 2026