“Jamestown (Face in Place)” is a striking exploration of identity and dislocation, rendered through bold contrasts and atmospheric abstraction. A silhouetted face, partially obscured and fractured by warm strokes of burnt orange and moss green, emerges from a smoky, textured backdrop. The interplay between presence and absence creates a haunting sense of reflection—evoking both psychological interiority and the imprint of place. With its limited palette and layered brushwork, the piece balances emotional depth with minimalist restraint, inviting viewers to consider how people are shaped, shadowed, or erased by the spaces they inhabit.