Alétheia, 2026

House paint, wine, oil, pastel, pencil, crayon, paste on canvas applied to wood

Framed in white oak

44” x 56”

$8,000

The Greek alétheia describes truth as unconcealment: something hidden brought into the open. For Heidegger, it became a way of understanding truth not merely as correctness, but as revelation. The painting considers nature as a place of such disclosure—where what is already present becomes newly visible.