Abstract Costal Landscape #2

Abstract Costal Landscape is our studio's reduction of the European coast to its essential horizontals — sky, water, tideline, sand. The series works in a painterly register, with long horizontal gestures that drag pigment across the surface until detail dissolves and only the bands of color remain. There are no figures, no boats, no architectural cues. The reference is closer to the meditative color-field tradition of Rothko or the soft Atlantic palettes of late Helen Frankenthaler than to any literal seascape. Each frame in the series shifts the proportion: more sky, more sea, a deeper ochre, a cooler grey, a horizon raised or dropped. The palette stays in a quiet conversation between cool blues and warm earths — the chromatic logic of a Mediterranean afternoon or a North Sea morning seen with eyes half-closed. Built for rooms that already work hard: behind a long sofa, above a credenza, in a wide hallway, in a hotel suite that wants air rather than information. The point is not the place. The point is the steady horizontal — a piece of stillness you can hang on a wall.