Drawn by water

A3 (42 x 29.7 cm) | Alcohol ink on Yupo paper
 
Inspired by aerial views of the ocean, this piece explores the way water defines and redraws the landscape over time.
 
Deep green tones suggest depth, while warmer, sand-like forms emerge as shifting landmasses. Fine white lines move through the composition like traced currents or contour lines, guiding the eye toward areas of contrast and subtle detail.
 
These linear elements create a quiet sense of structure within the fluidity — as though the landscape is being mapped in real time by the movement of water itself.
 
Without a fixed horizon, the eye is drawn instinctively across the surface, following the paths where light and depth meet.