About To Rain 1 (Oceanic Dreams)

This work feels like a submerged cartography, where milky turquoise pools open into earthen islands, suggesting memory sedimenting into place and then dissolving again. Veils of translucent pigment and granular texture create a shifting depth, while fine, branching lines traverse the surface like nervous systems or river deltas—fragile conduits of connection held in suspension. Small eruptions of rust and metallic ochre punctuate the cool field, turning the composition into a quiet drama between corrosion and clarity, as if time itself were staining the water. The overall space breathes between serenity and unease, inviting the eye to drift, snag, and drift again through a landscape that is at once geological and psychological.