Oil on canvas, 36”x48”

I’ve loved Las Vegas for as long as I can remember—long before I got married there. It’s not just the lights or the energy, but the way the city feels like a spark in the middle of silence. I lived in Arizona for over a decade, and I’ve always been drawn to the contrast: Vegas is wild, fast, and alive, yet it’s surrounded by miles of open desert and sky. That tension between chaos and stillness feels like something I understand.

This painting captures the view from above—Vegas as a grid of movement, color, and electricity set against the vast quiet of the land. It’s both bright and isolated. That’s what makes me love it.