A collection of coastline abstracts in acrylic and ink from a summer staying in the Costa Daurada — its water, its light, the rocky coastline worked slowly by tide and time. Each piece carries the loose, drifting quality of a day spent wandering along the coast and floating in the sea. The forms read as geology as much as coastline — the slow logic of tide lines, cliff strata, rock worn smooth by water over more time than any single visit could account for. Nothing here is fixed; the edges stay soft, the color keeps finding its own line.