By the Shoreline

A lone figure sits at the shoreline, her back to us, wrapped in the quiet vastness of sky and sea. The horizon stretches out before her, still and infinite, mirroring the calm she holds within. Draped in a vibrant, mosaic-like swimsuit, her presence brings warmth and texture to the cool serenity of water and air.

The posture is one of ease, but not emptiness—she is fully present in this moment of solitude, listening not for answers, but for silence itself. There’s no urgency here, only breath and stillness, and the subtle communion between self and sea.

This painting invites the viewer into a deeply personal pause—a space where the noise fades, and only the ocean remains.