The meeting of the salt and fresh waters have always attracted my attention. It takes a special kind of sea life to survive on these boarders and cope with the twice-daily change in salinity and water levels.

On this particular day, I was exploring all the nooks and crannies of the west coast of Vancouver Island and came upon this brackish juncture, a small watercourse carved into the sand.

I knew that if I came back to the same place another day, the watercourse would have a different shape, forged by the tidal movements, the amount of rainfall, ever shifting.
Recognized artwork: Not included in physical gallery on Granville Island.