Sun on sea
Sun on Sea is a meditation on radiance. I painted this piece thinking about light as something that finds us—even in depths. It’s a circular abstract fluid work, where golden light rises through waves of ultramarine and deep cobalt blue. The paint moves like water, but the shimmer feels like sky—something in between sea and spirit.
This piece is for you if you carry both intensity and gentleness. If you believe beauty can break through anywhere—even below the surface.
Blue is a state. It represents depth, ancestral presence, and the element of water —a carrier of memory, healing, and rebirth. Water is both a passage and a spirit. Gold, by contrast, aligns with the sun, clarity, and illumination. Not just wealth, but sacred energy. It is the essence of heat and visibility—what reveals, what blesses.
This duality—of blue as hidden knowledge and gold as divine interruption—brings the painting into a space of elemental conversation. Think of the sun’s fire touching the ocean’s silence. Artist Mark Rothko once said, “A painting is not a picture of an experience—it is the experience.” In Sun on Sea, I wanted the colour to feel lived, not looked at.
Sun on Sea is a meditation on radiance. I painted this piece thinking about light as something that finds us—even in depths. It’s a circular abstract fluid work, where golden light rises through waves of ultramarine and deep cobalt blue. The paint moves like water, but the shimmer feels like sky—something in between sea and spirit.
This piece is for you if you carry both intensity and gentleness. If you believe beauty can break through anywhere—even below the surface.
Blue is a state. It represents depth, ancestral presence, and the element of water —a carrier of memory, healing, and rebirth. Water is both a passage and a spirit. Gold, by contrast, aligns with the sun, clarity, and illumination. Not just wealth, but sacred energy. It is the essence of heat and visibility—what reveals, what blesses.
This duality—of blue as hidden knowledge and gold as divine interruption—brings the painting into a space of elemental conversation. Think of the sun’s fire touching the ocean’s silence. Artist Mark Rothko once said, “A painting is not a picture of an experience—it is the experience.” In Sun on Sea, I wanted the colour to feel lived, not looked at.
Sun on Sea is a meditation on radiance. I painted this piece thinking about light as something that finds us—even in depths. It’s a circular abstract fluid work, where golden light rises through waves of ultramarine and deep cobalt blue. The paint moves like water, but the shimmer feels like sky—something in between sea and spirit.
This piece is for you if you carry both intensity and gentleness. If you believe beauty can break through anywhere—even below the surface.
Blue is a state. It represents depth, ancestral presence, and the element of water —a carrier of memory, healing, and rebirth. Water is both a passage and a spirit. Gold, by contrast, aligns with the sun, clarity, and illumination. Not just wealth, but sacred energy. It is the essence of heat and visibility—what reveals, what blesses.
This duality—of blue as hidden knowledge and gold as divine interruption—brings the painting into a space of elemental conversation. Think of the sun’s fire touching the ocean’s silence. Artist Mark Rothko once said, “A painting is not a picture of an experience—it is the experience.” In Sun on Sea, I wanted the colour to feel lived, not looked at.