Above the office sofa hangs a captivating photograph titled *The Road to Moose*, a scene that draws the viewer straight into its quiet, winding perspective. The image shows a long, open road stretching toward the distant horizon, its pale surface cutting through a landscape of sweeping fields and low hills that seem to breathe with space and silence. Far ahead, the route leads toward Moose, a destination suggested rather than seen, giving the photograph a sense of mystery and invitation. The sky above is vast and luminous, brushed with soft clouds that catch the light in gentle shades of gold and blue, creating a feeling of early morning possibility. The road itself becomes the true subject, its lines guiding the eye forward and instilling a subtle sense of motion, as if the viewer is already traveling it. Hung above the sofa, the photograph transforms the office into a place of reflection and imagination, its expansive view offering a quiet escape from walls and schedules. Light glances across the frame’s surface, making the distant horizon seem to shimmer faintly, as though the scene is alive and waiting. Visitors often find themselves drawn to it, their gaze following the road’s path as their thoughts wander somewhere beyond the room. The artwork lends the space a spirit of openness and journey, suggesting that every day holds another horizon to reach. Beneath it, the sofa feels like a pause along that endless road, a resting place between where one has been and where one might go next.