Moonlight settles softly across still water, illuminating a quiet meeting place between sea, sky, and shore.

Living by the sea has made me increasingly aware of the moon’s cycles and their subtle relationship with mood, rhythm, and the tides themselves. I find myself more attuned to the pull of a full moon, the changing qualities of light on water, and the quiet sense of calm that comes simply from standing beside the sea at night, or even better still, swimming in it.

Textured shorelines and reflective surfaces evoke a landscape shaped slowly by tide, weather, and time. Held within muted silver, pearl, and natural tones, the work explores the sea as a place of stillness, contemplation, and emotional restoration.