The Sea Collection contemplates the ocean as both presence and metaphor — vast, shifting, ungraspable.
Through movement, waves dissolve into fields of color and light, revealing impressionist echoes rather than literal horizons.
Each image suggests the sea as an inner landscape: turbulent, ethereal, and endlessly transformative.
Ethereal Sea dissolves the horizon into mist and silence. The ocean becomes an abstract veil, where water and sky merge into a single dreamlike space
Tsunami in Three Times captures the ocean in layered rhythms: one immediate, one fading, and a third that hides between them. It is a study of time, force, and the silent depths that remain unseen
Sea Volcano confronts water and fire in a single image. The ocean’s surface rises like molten earth, transforming the sea into a volcanic landscape of movement and energy
Rain and Weaves layers falling drops over the restless surface of the sea. Threads of water intersect with waves, creating a fabric of motion that unites sky and ocean
Hipnotic Sea captures the ocean in perpetual trance. Repeated lines of water draw the gaze inward, until rhythm and movement merge into pure abstraction
Immersive Sea Layers presents the ocean as both beauty and confinement. Horizontal bands of violet and blue press against one another, enclosing the viewer in a dense, dreamlike atmosphere. The horizon does not open; instead, it folds inward, creating a sensation of intimacy and claustrophobia. This sea does not expand toward infinity but surrounds us, reminding us that immersion can be both embrace and prison.
A dramatic seascape where light struggles through the weight of storm clouds. The horizon becomes a threshold between calm waters and turbulent skies, an image that speaks through atmosphere and emotion rather than words
Human Hair Wave transforms the sea into delicate strands, resembling flowing hair in motion. The surface becomes tactile and intimate, turning water into texture and presence
