Mar Again is a powerful and evocative blend of portraiture and seascape, where the face of a

woman merges with the wild, crashing waves of a restless ocean. Her expression is solemn and

unwavering, lips closed as if in quiet contemplation, while the turbulent waves cover her eyes,

suggesting an inner world filled with the ebb and flow of emotion. The grayscale tones add depth

and intensity, capturing both the beauty and raw force of the sea.

This piece speaks to the constant, cyclical nature of emotions and memories, like tides that recede

only to return. The artist uses the ocean as a metaphor for resilience, the endless resurgence of inner

strength and the acceptance of life's tempests. Mar Again invites viewers to embrace the depth and

complexity within, recognising the strength that lies in facing one’s inner waves—again and again

—each surge a reminder of the beauty found in persistence and self-discovery.

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