Seasick (Balancing Act)

Suspended between a watchful sun and a crescent moon, the scene arranges its figures like a totem of metamorphosis—human, bird, and fish stacked in a precarious yet ritual calm. The flat, inked contours and childlike symbolism are tempered by a restrained palette of slate greys and electric blues, turning the landscape into a quiet stage where day and night coexist without resolution. At the center, the skeletal fish reads as both offering and threshold, suggesting that identity here is not fixed but negotiated through passage, appetite, and dream. Even the sparse palms and speckled ground feel like memory-marks, anchoring a mythic narrative in the humblest signs of place.