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About the Artist
Created by MORYARTY, this contemporary poster draws inspiration from the clarity and simplicity of vintage coastal graphics. The studio’s approach emphasizes storytelling through minimal elements, using just a few essential shapes and a solitary figure to evoke a strong sense of place.
MORYARTY’s work often explores the intersection of nostalgia and modern minimalism, resulting in pieces that feel both timeless and current. For more ocean-inspired designs, discover our surf wall art and black and white posters.
The Artwork
This artwork captures a quiet, reflective moment in surf culture: the pause before entering the Atlantic waters of Portugal. It speaks to the universal ritual of surfers preparing to meet the ocean, a time when focus shifts from the outside world to the rhythms of tide and wind.
The image serves as a tribute to the enduring allure of the Portuguese coastline, a destination for explorers and those seeking a slower pace of life. Designed as decorative art with a subtle narrative, it resonates with anyone drawn to the sea. To complement shoreline themes, pair it with our sea and ocean prints.
Style & Characteristics
The poster features a refined monochrome palette of black, white, and soft greys, creating a crisp and timeless effect. The composition is minimalist, with simplified forms, clean lines, and ample negative space that lend a sense of calm and clarity.
A lone surfer stands in the foreground, while the water and horizon stretch out behind, establishing a tranquil visual rhythm. The overall mood is meditative and understated, reminiscent of vintage prints reimagined for contemporary interiors.
In Interior Design
This art print is well-suited to interiors that favor calm and structure, such as Scandinavian, Japandi, modern coastal, or monochrome spaces. It works beautifully above a sofa, in a hallway, or in a bedroom where a subtle ocean theme is desired.
Pair with white walls, graphite accents, and brushed metal for a crisp look, or soften the palette with warm beige textiles. It complements photography, typographic posters, and other minimalist pieces, helping to unify a gallery wall without overwhelming the space.