48” x 50”

Acrylic, Crayon, Chalk, Oil, Ink, Pencil on Canvas

$2,800

The sun hangs low, kissing your skin with warmth just before the air shifts—cooler now. Pines stand still in silhouette, the scent of sap and dust lingering on your skin after a long hike. Your legs ache just enough to remind you of the climb. Crickets hum from the sagebrush, birds give their final calls, and everything—the sky, the trees, your mind - feels wrapped in a glowing light. Golden Hour Out West is that moment of warmth and stillness after the climb, where you feel both grounded and lifted, as if the whole world is smiling with you. If you know, you know.

Kessy Heath, a Virginia Beach native, resides in Sandbridge with her husband, and two teenage sons, their beloved cat, Tux and newest addition, a dog named Bear. After her youngest sons traumatic illness and subsequent miracle, Kessy found abstract painting as a way to heal. She strives to capture glimpses of the transcendent, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and perhaps find their own moments of connection. Her process is meditative, intuitive and deeply rooted in prayer and God. Music and nature are the backdrop to her creations.