Weather Moving Through the Sea (Chapel Point)

Swept motion and layered colour carry Weather Moving Through the Sea beyond description into sensation. The coastline curves and dissolves as water, cloud, and earth blur into a single continuous movement.

Rather than recording the coast, the image evokes the experience of standing within it — wind pressing against the body, shifting light across wet sand, and the restless rhythm of winter surf. The long gesture of the camera mirrors the motion of the elements themselves, allowing the landscape to appear alive and transient.

This work explores the idea that a place is never fixed; it is something continually becoming.