Baltic Sea

A restless, cloudy sky spreads out over the sea. Light and shadow alternate as if the atmosphere itself were in motion.
This work traces a landscape that is increasingly marked by the consequences of climate change. Rising sea temperatures are altering the dynamics of cloud formation, storms are becoming more violent, and weather conditions more unstable. The balance between sea and sky, once taken for granted, is becoming more fragile.
The sea and the sky—once symbols of constancy—now speak a new language. The gray bears the traces of human activity, and every bright break in the clouds reminds us of the need for more conscious decisions.

Watercolor on paper, 45 × 28 cm