Sa Caleta by Sofia Eckholt in Byron Bay

I was not expecting what I found at all, an island with a warm, dry, sandy color palette. I had never seen such a turquoise sea, and how it contrasted with the yellow stone created a kind of light of its own. Depending on the time of day, the walls of the earth turned reddish. But on a rainy day, intense greens, fuchsia flowers, and a humid breeze were activated from who knows where. This series is just the beginning of an exploration of tones. I would like to delve deeper in the future. It attracts my attention; I feel it has something of the colors of the Chilean desert... it would be interesting to explore textures to complement the colors.