Why I Paint Waves :
“If a wave breaks and no one is there to witness it — did it truly exist?” Waves fascinate me because they embody a beautiful contradiction: fleeting yet eternal, chaotic yet serene, destructive and graceful. They are sculptures of water, shaped by ancient forces, and gone in an instant. The ocean covers more than two-thirds of our planet, yet it remains one of Earth’s most mysterious realms. No natural form expresses contradiction as elegantly as the wave. Each wave is a moving sculpture — born from storms, shaped by the ocean floor, and sent traveling across thousands of miles before meeting its final expression along a reef or shoreline.
The Science and Spirit of Ocean Energy: Waves carry the memory of distant storms, foreign coastlines, and deep-sea mysteries. This blend of science and spirit drives DreamWaves. Watercolor as Medium: Watercolor is fluid and uncertain — pigments flow, merge, and collide unpredictably. Like the ocean, it requires surrender. You guide it, but it also guides you.
Turbulence-The restless surface of the sea.
Some experiences can only be understood from the inside. Vortex captures that moment — the tube forming overhead, the distant shore reassuring in the corner of vision. Walled Up puts the viewer in the position of the surfer paddling out, confronting nature’s power head-on.
Walled Up- The rising face of a wave bearing down.
REEFS & TRAVEL
Reefs shape some of the most perfect waves on Earth. The DreamWaves journey travels through Indonesia, the South China Sea, Mexico, and Central America — each coastline offering waves with unique character and light.
SEASONS
Cold water waves carry the personality of the Arctic — heavier, darker, more powerful.
Dawn changes everything — the world softens, colors intensify, and the ocean glows. Dawn Patrol captures this magical moment! In Conclusion
Waves are metaphors for energy, time, and change. With DreamWaves, I share not just what the ocean looks like — but what it feels like: awe, silence, movement, fear, beauty. A celebration of Earth’s most dynamic force — and an invitation to step inside the water’s breath.