Forgaten

Rain tapped soft against the deck like distant footsteps, barely louder than the hush of the sea. All around, the world had vanished into white. Fog pressed in from every direction, erasing the horizon, the sky, and any trace of land. It was like the boat had been set adrift in nothingness.

Forgaten—the name was scrawled in chipped paint across her stern. A white sailboat, colorless against the mist, nearly invisible except for the jagged break in her mast. It leaned at an awkward angle, cracked near the base, as if the sky had reached down in anger and snapped it.

They say Forgaten was last seen two weeks ago, moored tight in a coastal inlet. When the storm rolled in, she was gone.

Now she floats again, miles from anywhere, her broken mast like a raised hand reaching for help no one can give. People pass her by in silence, unsure if they’re looking at a ghost or just the end of a story that no one finished.

No one boards her.

No one claims her.

And on mornings like this, when the rain blurs the edge of the world and the sea becomes sky, Forgaten returns—quiet, white, and waiting.

Unmounted Fine-Art Prints

Paper print is shipped in a tube. Still, it will have to be mounted to get the gallery look.

Specifications of Metal

Dyes infused directly onto specially coated aluminum ChromaLuxe panels. White high gloss surface with details, vibrance and ultra-hard, scratch resistant surface, that is weatherproofed.  Arrive ready to hang withe French cleat, and it will float 3/4” off the wall.