Shoreline Fragments

Medium

Stoneware

Dimensions

2 1/2 × 9 1/2 × 9 in

Year

2025

Section

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Shoreline Fragments reflects the quiet act of gathering meaning from the coast — shells, tide patterns, sea grasses, shifting light, and remembered landscapes. The loose hand-drawn markings move like collected observations made while walking beside the ocean, where fragments of memory slowly settle into place. Soft blues, sand tones, and layered gestures echo the meeting point between land and water, while the uneven rim keeps the piece feeling organic and tide-shaped. Created as part of Tide Marks: A Small Coastal Study, the bowl speaks to belonging, restoration, and the healing rhythm of returning to the sea.

All works are made by hand in a private studio on Kauaʻi. For provenance, care instructions, or collector inquiries, contact the artist directly.

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