Under Sea The Shipwieck With Ray Fish (The Ocean's Depths)

Set adrift in a shallow sea of green, the central form reads like a vessel and a memory at once—its translucent layers holding botanical silhouettes, skeletal lines, and fugitive marks that refuse a single interpretation. The palette’s cool, oxidized calm is unsettled by darker intrusions at the edges, as if the frame itself were encroaching, turning the image into a chamber where growth and erosion negotiate for space. Scribbled currents and floating fragments suggest an ecology of thought—part dream-cartography, part archaeological trace—inviting the viewer to witness how narratives sink, resurface, and reconfigure under the pressure of time.