9"x 8" A slow, heady tide—where deep sea greens and storm-swept sky meet in a hush of motion. A brooding, painterly seascape built from broad, gestural strokes and layered washes. Deep teals and cobalt sweep the upper plane like wind-driven water, while a low, luminous horizon (a thin band of warm light) gives the eye a resting point. The foreground is worked with darker, tactile marks that suggest shoreline rocks or surf; the midground holds a reflective strip of lighter paint that anchors the composition. Overall, the piece reads as a study in atmosphere and movement — moody, contemplative, and rich in texture.