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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
36x36in
About this artwork
During a hike in the Austrian Alps, I was captivated by the mountains’ soaring presence and the soft light that wrapped their peaks in mist. This triptych grew from that memory — layers of color and softened edges letting the mountains both emerge and dissolve, inviting the viewer into a quiet moment suspended between earth and sky, stillness and vastness.
Peggy Christiansen is a Stanford-educated graphic designer and oil painter based in Los Altos Hills, California. Inspired by the landscapes of California, she often begins with small plein air studies, later expanding them in the studio where observation gives way to interpretation.
Working in a contemporary impressionistic style, Christiansen builds her paintings with layered transparent and opaque color over a distinctive reddish underpainting that radiates warmth from within the canvas. Distant hills dissolve into softness, forms sharpen as they move forward, and subtle shifts in light create a sense of depth and atmosphere. As each piece evolves, the original landscape gradually loosens its hold, allowing memory and imagination to reshape it into something quieter, more contemplative, and gently dreamlike.