Green Tea Hills is the third painting in an abstract series inspired by the tea fields of my youth in Portugal. Layered greens, sun-warmed ochres, and soft blue-violet tones flow across the canvas, forming a rolling landscape shaped by memory rather than geography. The sweeping lines suggest hills rising and falling, echoing the rhythms of cultivated land and the passage of time.

Expressive brushwork and shifting light create a sense of movement and depth, as if the terrain is alive with wind, growth, and quiet labor. Green Tea Hills reflects a personal connection to place—an impression of familiarity, nostalgia, and calm—inviting the viewer to experience the landscape not as a destination, but as a feeling carried forward through memory.