In Between Sky and Earth, the horizon becomes a psychological threshold rather than a geographic one. Expanses of turquoise and amber unfold as layered emotional fields — sky and ground dissolving into one another without rigid boundaries.
 
The textured earth tones feel dense and embodied, while the luminous upper register opens into breath and light. Suspended between weight and openness, the composition captures a state of in-between — neither fully grounded nor entirely free.
 
The surface carries traces of erosion, accumulation, and quiet shifts, suggesting the inner landscape of resilience. Warm golds emerge through darker strata like moments of clarity breaking through uncertainty.
 
This is not a depiction of place, but of balance — the fragile, powerful space where reflection meets momentum. Between Sky and Earth becomes a meditation on presence: standing in one’s own horizon, holding both gravity and expansion at once.
 
Original artwork by Jane Ti
19 ½ x 19 ½ in | 50 x 50 cm
Mixed media, acrylic, canvas