Oil on Canvas | 24 × 24 in
A quiet landscape, broken by motion.
Crows lift from the ground all at once—an instant where calm gives way to instinct.
Stillness, Interrupted explores that brief disruption: the tension between stillness and sudden movement, silence and flight. I was drawn to the subtle drama of the moment rather than the spectacle, allowing atmosphere, restraint, and rhythm to carry the composition.
Collector Note:
Stillness, Interrupted is an atmospheric reflection on vulnerability, uncertainty, and the people and places that keep us grounded. Its restrained narrative and contemplative composition allow viewers to bring their own experiences of waiting, transition, and emotional resilience into the work.
Selected for The Art of Now: Pushing Boundaries, the painting received regional curatorial recognition and represents an important development in Orozco’s evolving figurative practice. Its combination of cinematic atmosphere, personal narrative, and quiet emotional tension makes it a meaningful acquisition for collectors of contemporary figurative and narrative art.
Exhibited at:
• SDMA Artists Guild – The Art of Now: Pushing Boundaries (Regional Juried Exhibition), Union Hall Gallery, San Diego, California, June 5–28, 2026
Curated by Max Presneill
Details:
✓ Ready to hang
✓ Signed on both front and back
✓ Ships with tracking
✓ Free local delivery available through San Diego County Zipcodes
✓ FedEx shipping available across the U.S. (Shipping calculated at checkout)
(International Shipping available upon request)
Oil on Canvas | 24 × 24 in
A quiet landscape, broken by motion.
Crows lift from the ground all at once—an instant where calm gives way to instinct.
Stillness, Interrupted explores that brief disruption: the tension between stillness and sudden movement, silence and flight. I was drawn to the subtle drama of the moment rather than the spectacle, allowing atmosphere, restraint, and rhythm to carry the composition.
Collector Note:
Stillness, Interrupted is an atmospheric reflection on vulnerability, uncertainty, and the people and places that keep us grounded. Its restrained narrative and contemplative composition allow viewers to bring their own experiences of waiting, transition, and emotional resilience into the work.
Selected for The Art of Now: Pushing Boundaries, the painting received regional curatorial recognition and represents an important development in Orozco’s evolving figurative practice. Its combination of cinematic atmosphere, personal narrative, and quiet emotional tension makes it a meaningful acquisition for collectors of contemporary figurative and narrative art.
Exhibited at:
• SDMA Artists Guild – The Art of Now: Pushing Boundaries (Regional Juried Exhibition), Union Hall Gallery, San Diego, California, June 5–28, 2026
Curated by Max Presneill
Details:
✓ Ready to hang
✓ Signed on both front and back
✓ Ships with tracking
✓ Free local delivery available through San Diego County Zipcodes
✓ FedEx shipping available across the U.S. (Shipping calculated at checkout)
(International Shipping available upon request)
