“Between the Sea and the Sky” is a large-scale atmospheric abstraction that lives in the liminal space between horizon and emotion. Part of the Blues Collection, this work explores the deep, expansive quiet that appears when inner turbulence finally settles into clarity. The surface is built through translucent layers of ultramarine, turquoise, and mineral blues, creating a sense of shifting depth — like light filtering through water or mist dissolving at dawn. Soft vertical veils meet sweeping horizontal gestures, forming a subtle horizon line that anchors the composition without ever becoming literal. This painting is about breath. About the moment when the world quiets enough for the interior landscape to speak. The chromatic field vibrates gently between calm and tension, evoking the sensation of floating between worlds: the known and the imagined, the grounded and the infinite. The Blues Collection investigates emotional clarity through abstraction, and this work stands as one of its most meditative pieces — a refuge of stillness, presence, and openness.