Painted in the aftermath of the January 25, 2026 snowstorm in New York, Sledding in Central Park captures a rare collective pause, a moment when the city slowed and play quietly took over.
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Drawn from lived experience, the scene follows the walk toward Central Park, sled in hand, among hundreds of others moved by the same impulse. What begins in stillness gathers into motion.
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This work continues an ongoing exploration of execution: honoring an idea at the moment it arrives and carrying it through before it fades.
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The snowstorm that inspired the painting is reflected upon in a recent essay. You can read more here.