Moon Cliff

Barry Mack’s Moon Cliff is a luminous, otherworldly scene that blends geological grandeur with cosmic quietude. A full moon rises—or perhaps sets—behind towering cliffs, casting a soft glow across the textured terrain. The earthy palette glows with rich rust, ochre, and ash tones, anchored by a surreal circular element at the base that feels like a mysterious symbol or portal. The painting’s layered textures and smoky forms suggest both solidity and transience, like memories etched into stone. Moon Cliff invites the viewer into a meditative space between light and shadow, presence and mystery.