What the Water Remembers

A Florida coastline becomes a portrait as coral, water and submerged forms gather into a human face. The figure appears less like someone entering the landscape than someone being remembered by it. Above the water, architecture, sailboat and shoreline represent the temporary world people construct and inhabit. Beneath it exists another Florida where structures sink, nature reclaims form and memories accumulate beyond human sight. Instead of asking how we remember a place, the work asks how a place might remember us.