Garden beneath the tides
In this piece, I imagined the ocean as a living garden, blooming with unusual flowers, shells, and stars.
The inspiration came from exploring coastlines, studying the patterns left behind by tides, and thinking about how beauty can thrive in the most unexpected places.
I wanted the colours to feel lush yet weathered, like nature’s own patchwork quilt, stitched together by movement and mineral.
The central pool of blue is a moment of calm, while the surrounding organisms create gentle chaos and curiosity.
As I painted, I thought about growth, interconnectedness, and the secret ecosystems that carry on without us.
This textured painting is a celebration of underwater life and its quiet determination.