The constant ebb and flow of the tide leaves its indelible mark on the weathered rocks of the intertidal zone, where pools form and algae takes root, adapting to the ever-changing environment. This dynamic space, shaped by the rhythms of the sea, is a testament to resilience and transformation. Life here is in constant flux, responding to shifting tides, fluctuating temperatures, and the harsh forces of nature. The intertidal zone is a place of adaptation, where only the strongest and most versatile forms of life thrive, enduring the relentless cycles of change that define this unique and vital ecosystem.
 
Mixed media (ink, acrylic, oil stick and charcoal) on canvas 66x66cm.
 
This work is varnished, wired and framed in a natural Tasmanian Oak floating frame.