This piece is a visual poem drawn from a Mallorcan holiday—where colour, memory, and environment meet. The palette evokes the coast: tangerine and cerulean, indigo saltwater, pink like sun-warmed skin, and the golden beige of sand. Texts are woven through the composition like sun-faded postcards or fragments of overheard conversation. Words appear and dissolve—“cool beneath our feet / while we rest and eat”, “figs of the tree”, and references to oceanic life—organisms converting sunlight into oxygen. These phrases drift across the canvas, mirroring how thoughts flow while resting on a beach, how time dilates under the sun. The gestures are loose and instinctive, like drawing in sand or writing with salt on skin—an invitation to remember, to feel, and to pause.