Coma-ruga kids framed

“Coma-ruga Kids” captures a fleeting coastal moment with a distinctly introspective quality. The artist employs a cool, layered palette—deep blues and muted browns—to suggest both the vastness of the sea and the grounding weight of the shore. Figures, rendered with energetic, almost gestural brushwork, seem caught between immersion and observation, their forms dissolving slightly into the rhythmic surge of the waves. There’s a quiet tension in the composition; a sense of solitude underscored by the broad expanse of water and sky. The work doesn’t depict a narrative so much as a feeling—a wistful remembrance of childhood summers, the chill of the water, and the particular light that falls on the coast at dusk. It’s a study in atmosphere, inviting the viewer to step into a remembered, almost dreamlike space.