Silver Falls

Across a broad mountain riverbed, water rarely follows a single path. It separates around exposed stone, gathers in shallow channels, and rejoins farther downstream, leaving pale ribbons across a landscape of gray rock and mineral sediment. Seen from above, water and stone become almost inseparable — silver currents winding through an ancient surface shaped by years of movement.

Silver Falls carries that same layered rhythm. Its broad crystalline formations travel through a field of silver-gray and weathered greige like clear water crossing exposed bedrock. Cooler mineral deposits emerge in places like deeper pools catching the color of the sky, while smaller charcoal details recall fragments of darker stone scattered along the river’s course.