In Deep Seas, the canvas becomes an oceanic expanse, brimming with a sense of endless movement and layered complexity. Swirling blues, ranging from deep indigo to frothy aquamarine, interlace with touches of white and dark undertones, suggesting both the surface play of light on water and the hidden, mysterious depths below. The viewer is plunged into a moment of fluid dynamism, as if caught in the cresting surge of waves that roll endlessly toward an unseen horizon.

The brushstrokes, thick and deliberate, evoke the texture of moving water—at once restless and hypnotic. The contrasting bands of color feel almost sculpted, as though the waves have been frozen in mid-motion, capturing the transient dance between light and shadow as the ocean moves through its ceaseless rhythms. The darker strokes beneath the waves anchor the composition, suggesting hidden currents or the immense, unseen forces lurking beneath the surface.