A seascape painted onto a discarded marine buoy recovered from the shoreline.

Designed to float, tether, and mark position at sea, the found objects become miniature worlds carrying horizons, weather, and shifting light. The title Perpetual Seas speaks to recurrence: tides, movement, memory, erosion, and the enduring presence of the ocean within objects shaped by it.

In Perpetual Seas, painted horizons wrap around their curved surfaces, creating floating seascapes without fixed edges, beginnings, or ends.