Preserve The Ocean (Coral Reef Dreams)

This work drifts between botanical still life and submerged dream, where petal-like forms and seedpods emerge through veils of watery pigment as if remembered rather than observed. A muted constellation of violets, moss greens, and amber light gathers in soft eddies, letting space breathe while also pulling the eye into slow, circular currents. The translucency suggests time at work—layers of growth, decay, and renewal—so the image reads as a meditation on how nature persists, not in sharp outlines, but in lingering atmospheres.