Becoming Ocean

A Feeling We See is a series of moving visual meditations exploring the fragile threshold between memory and perception. Each piece draws from the natural world—ocean waves, blossoms, light, wind—yet dissolves its subject into flowing abstraction, evoking sensations rather than scenes. In this space between clarity and obscurity, a quiet tension emerges: we feel we recognize something, but never fully. Like a dream fading at the edges, or a memory returning in fragments, the images unfold in slow motion—inviting contemplation, emotion, and drift. These works are not depictions of nature, but reflections of how it feels to remember it. They are moments we don’t just look at—we feel them. A quiet surrender into vastness. Gentle undulations, endless depth, and the slow merging of self with something greater. It's not about watching the sea - it's about slowly becoming it.