Oil and gold leaf on panel, framed in a white tray frame
60 x 60 cm

Mist cloaks the moorlands with its hazy tendrils; wisps of smoke twist and curl, carrying a faint scent reminiscent of nights spent beside an open fire.

The work reflects the season of heather burning — a time when the landscape undergoes its cyclical destruction, leaving a stark reminder of the environmental and ecological impact of this practice. Through subtle tones and the reflective glimmer of gold leaf, Paula captures both the beauty and the unease of this transient moment on the moor.

Framed size: 65 x 65 cm