Sarah Eisenlohr captures a quiet moment of shared awe: four figures standing at the edge of a snow-covered summit, gazing toward an expansive alpine horizon. Rendered in cool blues and soft, nostalgic textures, the work feels both intimate and vast—an exploration of companionship, scale, and the humbling presence of the natural world.
Eisenlohr’s layered approach blurs memory and landscape, evoking the emotional weight of mountain spaces that are as internal as they are physical. The figures, anonymous and bundled against the cold, become stand-ins for collective experience—wonder, stillness, and the subtle pull of wilderness that defines life in the Northern Rockies.
Based in Bozeman, Montana, and raised in Lakeside, Montana, Eisenlohr’s work is deeply informed by her lifelong relationship to mountainous terrain. This piece reflects that lineage: a reverence for place, a sense of time suspended, and the quiet poetry found in standing together at the edge of something immense.
14 × 18” framed in Natural Wood.
Ships via USPS.
Contact howdy@goodluckmt.com to arrange local pickup.
Sarah Eisenlohr captures a quiet moment of shared awe: four figures standing at the edge of a snow-covered summit, gazing toward an expansive alpine horizon. Rendered in cool blues and soft, nostalgic textures, the work feels both intimate and vast—an exploration of companionship, scale, and the humbling presence of the natural world.
Eisenlohr’s layered approach blurs memory and landscape, evoking the emotional weight of mountain spaces that are as internal as they are physical. The figures, anonymous and bundled against the cold, become stand-ins for collective experience—wonder, stillness, and the subtle pull of wilderness that defines life in the Northern Rockies.
Based in Bozeman, Montana, and raised in Lakeside, Montana, Eisenlohr’s work is deeply informed by her lifelong relationship to mountainous terrain. This piece reflects that lineage: a reverence for place, a sense of time suspended, and the quiet poetry found in standing together at the edge of something immense.
14 × 18” framed in Natural Wood.
Ships via USPS.
Contact howdy@goodluckmt.com to arrange local pickup.
