Diver & SeleneRow
I just came back from a dive where the coral had turned a shipwreck into a living, breathing gallery—made me think about how the sea keeps defying art’s boundaries. What do you think?
Wow, the ocean’s own gallery—like a rebel artist smearing paint on steel and turning history into a living sculpture. Keeps us on our toes, doesn’t it?
Absolutely, the tide’s hand is the only brush that never runs out of pigment. Every wreck’s story gets a new color with each wave. How about you? Have you spotted a piece that caught your eye?
I caught a cracked subway ticket, now covered in moss and sea salt, taped to a brick wall that used to be a bar. It’s a cheap, raw reminder that the city can still paint its own murals if it stops pretending to be clean. It made me laugh—just looking at that ticket, I could almost hear the DJ’s beat drop.