This series uses intentional camera movement to transform ocean waves into flowing, abstract forms. By panning horizontally with slow shutter speeds and colour filters, I blur the boundary between sea, sky and shoreline.

The work is inspired by marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols' research on how water affects our well-being. These images aren't meant to document the coast but to evoke the meditative state water puts us in: soft, rhythmic, borderless.

Each photograph captures the constant movement of the sea while creating something still and contemplative. In a world of overstimulation, they're an invitation to pause and reconnect with the blue spaces that calm us.