Water never forces its way through. It listens, softens, and finds the gap. I think about this a lot when I’m in the sea, and even more when I’m standing over a canvas with a loaded brush.

This painting came from that idea. I worked across the surface with my whole body, letting each gesture follow the one before it, the way a current follows the shape of the seabed. Some movements are quick and sure. Others slow down, pool, and change direction. I didn’t plan where they would go. I trusted the rhythm, and when the paint met resistance, I let it shape the next move.

Layer by layer, the surface has built up a kind of memory, like the traces left by tides and erosion. As the light shifts, you may notice new depths and tones appearing beneath the surface.

Where the Wave Breaks, 2026
Oil on aluminium
160 x 115cm

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