A SENSITIVE SURFACE
Living on the water reframes the concept of the mark. This project suggests a profound engagement with the invisible physics of the ocean.
When a vessel is at anchor, it is never truly stationary. It is engaged in a continuous, rhythmic negotiation with current, wind, and tide. The resulting patterns captured here through delicate geometries and fluid lines, are a form of involuntary cartography. They represent the "drifting" of a fixed point.
The sea is no longer a blank space, but a surface for traces that exist only in the moment of their making. These works celebrate the beauty of the impermanent trace, the mark that defines a space even as it disappears.
