Harbour Walls 2. Paper Print.

A harbour wall is not just a structure. It is a living surface encrusted with barnacles, stained by tide, textured by decades of salt and weather and the particular chemistry of the sea. Look closely at any harbour wall and you find a world in miniature.

This painting explores that world with extraordinary richness. A large smooth pebble sits at the top, worn, weighty, perfectly oval. Below is a band of net-like mesh that suggests both fishing tackle and the lacy patterns left by retreating water. The composition opens into a complex layering of teal, lime, rust and deep navy — circles, rings, bubble forms and architectural marks all finding their place in a surface as varied and alive as the wall itself.

Layer upon layer — acrylic, collage, print, texture — this is a painting that takes time to know. And rewards every moment of that time.

Also available as a canvas print, or see the original painting.