Looking at the serene paintings that emerge from Sky Glabush’ s studio, it’s easy to feel a soft breeze sliding off bare summer shoulders or hear the crunch of leaves underfoot, their parched fibers reverberating across the autumn landscape. Transportive and atmospherically charged, the landscapes harness the allure of texture to draw the viewer in and invite them to stay a while.

“River through trees” (2024), oil and sand on canvas, 243.8 x 182.9 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.
“Arid field with flowers” (2026), oil and sand on canvas, 244 x 183 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.
“Apple tree with night sky” (2026), oil and sand on canvas, 244 x 183 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.
“Wildflower field” (2025), oil and sand on canvas, 243.8 x 182.9 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.
“All night I heard a singing bird” (2025), oil and sand on canvas, 243.8 x 182.9 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.
“Firelight in pine forest” (2024), oil and sand on canvas, 213.4 x 274.3 centimeters
“Sun drunk” (2026), oil and sand on canvas, 274 x 213 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.
“The young novice” (2025), oil and sand on canvas, 243.8 x 213.4 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.
“Followers” (2026), oil and sand on canvas, 244 x 183 centimeters
Photography by Joseph Hartman.