There is something eternally hypnotic about the sea: the endless rhythm of waves that never seem to stop breathing, as if the ocean itself had a heart that beat in time with the universe. "Surge Eterna" is a tribute to that timeless motion.

I was in the Cabo de Gata Natural Park where I saw a wave that caught the light of the setting sun just right, reflecting hues of gold and dark indigo, while foam burst at the crest, a transient sculpture of pure white. For a moment, it seemed as though time stretched out infinitely, the wave caught in a perfect moment before surrendering itself back to the sea. This single moment encapsulated an eternal truth: that all things flow and return, that there is beauty in the eternal movement of life that we often overlook. Each wave, just like each moment of our lives, is both unique and fleeting, but also part of something much greater, an infinite cycle that doesn't need an ending to have meaning.

As I looked at "Surge Eterna" again, I was reminded that the ocean doesn't rest, doesn't tire, doesn't pause. It keeps surging forward, no matter what, a reminder for all of us to keep going, to flow despite obstacles, to find beauty even in moments that seem repetitive.

This piece is an invitation to feel that endless movement, to recognize that we are part of that same energy, and that even when we falter, we are still connected, still part of that eternal surge.