This piece reflects the quiet moment when the water pulls back, exposing the sand ripples, the rockpools, and the hidden life beneath the surface. It is a natural pause in the constant rhythm of the tides.
In our own lives, we often find ourselves swept up in the constant movement and rush of the everyday. ‘Low tide’ is an invitation to slow down and to ground ourselves. It speaks to the importance of taking a moment to breathe, look beneath the surface, and connect deeply with the steady, reassuring patterns of the land and sea.

This piece is a part of the 2026 NAIDOC Exhibition.