Exposure, Fragmented Sculptures of an Island Coast explores the shifting edge where land meets sea, revealing the raw beauty of coastal formations shaped slowly by time, weather, and the relentless movement of the elements.

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These weathered rock faces emerge from a continuous exchange between wind, water, salt, and stone. Through endless cycles of erosion and transformation, the elements carve the coastline, creating natural sculptures through a process of both force and subtlety.

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Each fracture, texture, and surface carries the traces of this ongoing encounter, recording the memory of storms, tides, and the passage of time. The series reflects on impermanence, resilience, and the quiet dialogue between the island’s coast and the forces that continue to shape it.