At the Baltic Sea

The breakwater protects the coast from the force of the sea.
It catches what would otherwise erode the shore—wave after wave, year after year.
As part of coastal protection, it represents the connection between nature and technology, between humans and the sea.
At the same time, it reminds us that steadfastness does not mean stagnation: it too changes over time, shaped by wind, salt, and movement.
Thus, it becomes a symbol of what remains – precisely because it must constantly reassert itself.

Watercolour on paper, 39 × 27 cm