Coastal Vertigo is an abstract beach scene that captures the quiet energy of a shoreline viewed from above, at that moment just before you step down the stairs and leave the everyday behind. The elevated perspective creates a subtle sense of vertigo, both physical and emotional, as the viewer looks toward a place of escape, stillness, and release.
Through its shifting forms, colour, and spatial movement, the painting evokes the feeling of arriving at the coast and beginning to let go of the pressures of work, routine, and noise. It reflects that in-between moment where anticipation meets calm — when the body is still moving, but the mind has already started to unwind. The composition invites the viewer into a space of quiet transition, where the shoreline becomes more than a landscape: it becomes a threshold into rest, renewal, and a lighter way of being.
Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas
Finish: Gloss Glaze
Size: 12x12 inches (300x300 mm) 1.4 inch (35mm) Edge
Frame: White Floating Frame
Size with Frame: 13.2 x 13.2 Inches (335 x 335 mm) 2.1 inch (53 mm) Edge
