Where Water Remembers the Scent of Her Hair

Living close to the sea, I often find myself reflecting on the profound connection between human experience and the sea as a natural element. Its presence, rhythms and changing light have become a recurring source of inspiration in my work.

The work is not about separation between people and nature, but about the memories they leave in one another. The sea becomes a place where human experience and landscape meet, where boundaries soften and begin to disappear.

Part of the series The Memory of Becoming, this painting invites the viewer into a space between memory and reality, where water remembers, light reveals, and the natural world feels deeply familiar.