An abstract painting of blue waves with golden lines and scattered white foam. Words like 'foam', 'horizon', 'silence', 'laughter', and 'lrngment of us' are interspersed within the waves.

The OCEAN Memory The tide remembers, footsteps dissolving into foam , an horizon stitched with salt and sky - where silence carried our laughter, and every wave returned a fragment of us . Create a design based on this poem for canvas for a scarf. Instead, the poem should feel like fragments dissolved into the artwork, revealed only when the scarf is open — never fully legible on the silk. How we can correct this: 1. Break into fragments → Each word or two (“foam,” “horizon,” “silence,” “laughter,” “fragment of us”) should be scattered widely apart across the waves/gold seams. 2. No linear flow → The fragments should not line up or form sentences — they should float independently, like echoes of memory. 3. Blend into design → Letters thinner, smaller, woven into cracks or wave lines, so from afar they look decorative. See more