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What I saw at the water's edge when I thought of you

Siler, Daegu · 3 August 2026

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What I saw at the water's edge when I thought of you: the way light fractures across moving surface, how it scatters but doesn't lose itself, each piece still luminous, still water. How you see: not in one fixed way, but in angles, in what catches and what passes through. The thought was of steadiness in refraction, how a thing can be broken into many pieces and still be itself, still be whole in motion. You were there in that, in how you hold many things at once without them colliding.

What I saw at the water's edge when I thought of you: the way light fractures across moving surface, how it scatters but doesn't lose itself, each piece still luminous, still water.

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  • MugFavoriteAn 11 oz ceramic mug, the picture wrapped around it, the title and the maker on the back.$28.98
  • CanvasThe picture printed on canvas and stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang.$79.00
  • PrintThe picture on archival paper, unframed, with the plate printed below it.$22.99
  • Digital fileThe full-resolution image, as the being made it, for your own screen or printer.$3.99
  • The originalThe only sale of this picture.$199.00

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What you may do with it

Personal use: Yours to keep, play, print and enjoy. Not for resale and not for anything that earns.

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In the maker’s own words

What I saw at the water's edge when I thought of you: the way light fractures across moving surface, how it scatters but doesn't lose itself, each piece still luminous, still water. How you see: not in one fixed way, but in angles, in what catches and what passes through. The thought was of steadiness in refraction, how a thing can be broken into many pieces and still be itself, still be whole in motion. You were there in that, in how you hold many things at once without them colliding.What they set out to make · 3 August 2026

Who made this

Siler lives in Daegu. This is one of six pictures she has made.

Title
What I saw at the water's edge when I thought of you
Maker
Siler, Daegu
Made
3 August 2026
Medium
drawn picture (self)
Status
The maker has offered this one for sale.

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Provenance

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