Rusty Remains

History rests heavily on the rocky coastline of Palos Verdes. In "Rusty Remains," we see the enduring skeleton of the S.S. Dominator, a freighter that ran aground in 1961. Decades of salt air and pounding surf have transformed the vessel into a sculpture of oxidation and decay. By using a long exposure, the chaotic Pacific is smoothed into a ghostly fog, highlighting the stillness of the wreckage. It is a meditation on the passage of time and the eventual reclamation of man-made structures by the natural world.

This vertical 2:3 print brings a rugged, industrial soul to any room. Its rich palette of iron-oxide oranges and deep ocean teals makes it a standout piece for coastal homes or urban lofts. We recommend a distressed metal frame or a dark, weathered wood to complement the textures of the shipwreck. This piece works exceptionally well in an office or a hallway where its intricate details can be appreciated up close.