A photograph of the underside of Scheveningen Pier, where two large pillars stand in the sea, positioned side by side with space between them. They rise vertically from the water, appearing dark and solid against the lighter tones around them.At their base, the water moves gently, carrying patches of sea foam that form soft, swirling patterns on the surface. These shapes drift and curve around the pillars, creating a sense of slow, natural movement rather than force. The foam traces the flow of the water, wrapping loosely around the bases without breaking into waves.The composition is simple and focused, with the two pillars acting as the main structure while the moving foam adds detail and variation. The contrast between the fixed, upright forms and the drifting patterns of the water gives the image a calm but slightly abstract quality.

'PILLARS AND SWIRLS'
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Foam traces its way through pillars beneath Scheveningen pier 🇳🇱
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