These watercolor monotypes explore the dynamic interplay of energy, light, and shifting form—shaped by the movement of water along rocky shorelines. I am drawn to the indirect, intuitive nature of the monotype process, where spontaneity and control exist in tension. Painting on plates allows pigment to move freely, settling in unpredictable ways that reflect the natural rhythms of the sea.
Once dry, I layer multiple plates—each one partially transparent and often overlapping—to construct a rich, multi-dimensional image. The final transfer onto damp watercolor paper captures a fleeting moment: a one-of-a-kind impression that echoes the ephemeral, fluid essence of water in motion.
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