Dixie Haven

This painting captures a humble roadside moment centered on a rural mailbox and a weathered newspaper holder. Faded lettering on a mailbox peels against rusted metal, while another mailbox bears the name Dixie Haven, grounding the scene in a specific place and routine. Textured washes and earthy tones emphasize age, use, and quiet repetition. The piece reflects the simplicity of small-town life—where information is shared freely, neighbors pass by slowly, and everyday objects become markers of community and connection.