Close-up studies of what the tide leaves behind. A collection born from looking closely at the edge where sea meets land. The traces left when the water pulls back, each one a small record of something that was here and then was not. The coast studied not as scenery, but as memory.

Salt-worn stone. A ripple pressed into sand, already fading. What the sea touches, it changes, and what it changes, it leaves behind. The lack of the sea is still the sea.