When I painted Breakers Tossing, an abstract seascape, I was trying for chaotic beauty. We live only a few blocks from the beach so I walk there most days. I wanted to evoke what I feel sometimes without painting exactly what I see. I want the viewer to feel like being caught in a whirlwind of emotions, intense yet soothing, as if the painting mirrors the unpredictable rhythm of life. To me, Breakers Tossing isn’t just a painting; it’s a reflection of my own journey—a reminder that life, like art, doesn’t come with a manual.
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