The sea holds memories. What we forget on the sand does not disappear; it dives, surrenders to the depths and mingles with the currents. Plastics float like shadows, torn packaging drifts among the fish, threads and fragments get stuck on corals.

In the submerged silence, marine life mistakes human remnants for food, and negligence becomes a threat. The sea restores. When the waters warm up, seaweed detaches from the rocks and rises to the shore, bringing with them what we tried to ignore.

Remnants of consumption, forgetfulness, daily negligence. Between the tides, undeniable evidence of human action upon the ocean. This photographic series is a record of that return: the invisible journey of waste, its disappearance and its reemergence.

A crossing that reveals the truth the waves cannot hide. What we throw into the ocean does not dissolve; it only makes its way - and comes back.