Teal Horizons revisits the aerial view of a yacht in motion (Voyage of Light), but this time the journey unfolds in a cooler, retro-tinged palette. The vessel still appears only in part, a deliberate compositional choice that invites viewers to imagine the unseen expanse beyond the frame. Yet unlike the warm glow of Voyage of Light, the light here cuts bolder, so the shadows stretch deeper and more graphic. Despite the same quiet forward momentum of the yacht, the atmosphere has shifted: the scene feels breezier, more reflective. It is like the memory of distant travel, filtered through vintage film.

Through its color transformation, Teal Horizons is a study on how shifting hue can recast the mood of a voyage, turning it into a moment of thoughtful, retro escape.