Description
Biggest Tree in the World
I stand at the foot of the largest tree in the world, and suddenly, I am small—smaller than my brush, smaller than a single stroke. This tree, this living monument, it doesn't just grow—it rises. Not like a plant, but like a cathedral. Each groove in the bark is a chapter. Each knot, a scar. This isn’t just wood—it’s time made visible.
As I paint, I don’t try to capture the whole thing. You can’t. No canvas can hold that kind of scale, that weight of silence and age. So I focus on the feeling—the hush beneath its branches, the way the light filters through its canopy like stained glass, casting dappled gold on the forest floor.
Original Painting
Oil on Canvas
Additional Information
Artists: |
Han Mook Kim |
Type: |
Oil Painting |
Subject: |
Sequoia |
Rights: |
Original |
Orientation: |
Vertical |
Seller: |
Han Mook Kim |
