In this piece, the focus remains entirely on the tactile qualities of the subject matter. The craggy, calcified ridges of the oyster shells provide a rugged contrast to the smooth, liquid clarity of the rosé. By utilizing a vertical portrait orientation, the artist draws the eye downward through the arrangement, mimicking the way one leans into a table to begin a meal.

The color palette relies on the natural hues of the coast—pearly whites, saline greys, and the pale blush of the wine. There is a quiet stillness to the arrangement that suggests an appreciation for simple, raw ingredients. It is an exploration of light hitting glass and the organic, irregular shapes found in nature, presented without unnecessary distraction.