Cover photograph, The Sea

The Sea

A still, reverent meditation on the Sea. Documenting evidence of time and transformation. The organic objects thrown ashore, microorganisms, untouched. Seemingly random elements, in opposition to the vastness of the sea.

The element represents the realm of emotion, the formless potential beneath the surface, and the boundary between the seen and the infinite. It's where things dissolve and reform. How the Sea can reflect the conscious and subconscious mind, as if deciding what comes to the surface and what stays hidden. The debris, the broken, the unexpected - all the material of transformation.

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