Aquarive

Soft, buoyant color fields gather and drift across the surface, forming suspended clusters that suggest movement through liquid rather than land. Read from a bird’s-eye view, the composition evokes an aqueous terrain shaped by accumulation, dispersion, and gentle pressure. Ink marker and acrylic are layered to create shifts in density and translucency, while edges remain porous and fluid. Color behaves as mass within water—floating, settling, and reconfiguring without fixed boundaries.