A coastal composition organised across three panels, forming a triptych that explores the relationship between land, sea, and sky. Each section holds a distinct portion of the scene, while together they establish balance through line, spacing, and tonal continuity.
Colour is restrained and cohesive, with the sea and sky settling into soft alignment rather than contrast. The coastline provides structure across the sequence, allowing the image to unfold laterally and at a measured pace rather than resolving in a single frame.
This work is presented as a triptych fine art print on archival paper. Viewed as a set, the three panels create a quiet rhythm, encouraging the eye to move slowly across the composition and consider the interplay between elements.
The triptych format allows the image to occupy space with calm authority, functioning as a unified whole rather than as three separate images. It can be displayed as a continuous sequence or with subtle separation, depending on scale and setting.
A coastal composition organised across three panels, forming a triptych that explores the relationship between land, sea, and sky. Each section holds a distinct portion of the scene, while together they establish balance through line, spacing, and tonal continuity.
Colour is restrained and cohesive, with the sea and sky settling into soft alignment rather than contrast. The coastline provides structure across the sequence, allowing the image to unfold laterally and at a measured pace rather than resolving in a single frame.
This work is presented as a triptych fine art print on archival paper. Viewed as a set, the three panels create a quiet rhythm, encouraging the eye to move slowly across the composition and consider the interplay between elements.
The triptych format allows the image to occupy space with calm authority, functioning as a unified whole rather than as three separate images. It can be displayed as a continuous sequence or with subtle separation, depending on scale and setting.
