A small cluster of islands off Parksville, visible from shore but rarely visited. The Winchelsea group sits at the edge of the Strait of Georgia where currents converge and the water changes colour without warning. This piece carries that tension — navy pressing against gold, neither yielding.
There’s a group of islands you can see from the shore on a clear day. Most people never learn their name. The Winchelsea. They sit at a current convergence point where the water shifts colour mid-channel — deep navy one moment, something closer to bronze the next. This shell was poured the way that water moves. Not in one direction. In several, simultaneously. Pearl iridescent resin catches the light the way the strait does at low sun — from underneath, not above
A small cluster of islands off Parksville, visible from shore but rarely visited. The Winchelsea group sits at the edge of the Strait of Georgia where currents converge and the water changes colour without warning. This piece carries that tension — navy pressing against gold, neither yielding.
There’s a group of islands you can see from the shore on a clear day. Most people never learn their name. The Winchelsea. They sit at a current convergence point where the water shifts colour mid-channel — deep navy one moment, something closer to bronze the next. This shell was poured the way that water moves. Not in one direction. In several, simultaneously. Pearl iridescent resin catches the light the way the strait does at low sun — from underneath, not above
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