“In the Eye of Magnolia Lane”

This piece is a surreal tribute to one of golf’s most sacred grounds. At the heart of the image is an azalea bloom—representing both tradition and vision. Hidden within are the numbers 1 and 89, a nod to the first-place finish and the luckiest number at the Masters. Even the jellyfish floats with purpose—an abstract nod to the quiet strength of champions past.

As the legend Ben Hogan once said:

“If you can’t hit it with a little fear at Augusta, you don’t belong here.”

And in the words of Jim Nantz,

“A tradition unlike any other…”

This Dreamscape captures the mystery, elegance, and quiet intensity of Augusta National—filtered through my imagination.

It’s not just a painting. It’s The Dream.