"Southwest State of Mind" is a 74"x54" contemporary abstract mixed media on canvas. The artwork is rich in texture, patterns, and an earthy color palette. The composition includes various geometric shapes, such as rectangles and irregular forms, that seem to overlay and interact with one another, creating a sense of depth. Several areas feature a grid-like pattern, and there are also dotted lines that connect different elements across the canvas as if they were points in a network. The use of color is most notable for its subtlety—shades of burnt sienna, ochre, gray, and cream dominate the scene, with small accents of orange and blue providing contrast. Some parts of the painting give the impression of worn or aged materials, possibly suggesting the passage of time or decay. The texture is further emphasized by what appears to be collaged or stitched elements, as well as scratched or etched lines that give the canvas a tactile quality. Each segment seems carefully placed, yet the overall effect is one of spontaneity and experimentation. The abstract nature leaves the interpretation open to the viewer, where the forms can evoke a multitude of different images and ideas.