Acrylic paint on canvas
60cm x 84cm
The Bones of the Horizon rises out of the shoreline like a relic wrested from the deep. Weathered, hollowed, and sculpted by unseen forces, the form becomes both driftwood and apparition – echoing the memory of something that once moved, breathed, or travelled far across shifting tides. Soft blues and muted sands stretch out behind it, giving the scene an eerie calm, as though time has slowed to watch this strange monument settle into the earth. Shadows carve out its fractures, while subtle blushes of colour hint at life that lingers just beyond recognition. This abstract landscape invites viewers to confront the beauty in ruin, and to wonder what stories the ocean chooses to surrender – and which it keeps.
