A monumental shell rests on a broad stone base above the sea. Its pointed body turns through a series of rounded whorls, each covered in small pearly tiles. Pale rose, ivory and lavender pieces catch the low sunlight, while thin blue bands follow the spiral toward the open mouth. The flared lip rises against the sky and reveals a brighter interior of yellow, cobalt and coral-red mosaic curls.

Fine grout lines break the surface into thousands of irregular fragments. Some tiles reflect a sharp patch of sky; others remain soft and milky, giving the curved form a changing texture. Around the base, dry grasses and low coastal plants border a gravel path. A small empty bench sits farther down the slope, helping establish the sculpture’s impressive size. Wind-shaped pines frame one side, and a pale headland reaches into the water beyond. Warm light touches the shell and rough stone while the sea stays cool blue-grey, bringing the carefully made object into a quiet natural setting.