“The body of this work emerged from quiet, contemplative walks along the coastal shoreline - moments of stillness where the mind could drift and the patterns of nature could speak. Each painting reflects the subtle marks left by the sea: the etched lines in sand from receding waves, the rhythm of tide and time, and the feeling of being suspended between movement and stillness.

I’ve sought to capture the essence of those transient traces - organic forms that suggest both permanence and change. The works are an emotional response; they are about presence, memory, and the deep calm that comes when we let ourselves be shaped by nature’s quieter rhythms.

There is a quiet inevitability in the way the sea reshapes the shore - never hurried, always returning. I wanted these paintings to hold that same sense of serenity and flow, inviting the viewer into a place where stillness and movement coexist, where breath slows, and where we can feel, even briefly, part of something enduring.”