Artist Vision:  I had just sat down in my favorite seaside chair with a freshly made daiquiri watching the reflections dance over the beautiful blue sea, when the sounds of fronds brushing together in the coconut palms told me the winds were beginning to pick up.  The first stiff breeze in days forced me up out of my chair and over to the dock to set the rigging for my sailboat.  I’ve never set sail so quickly as I did that day, and as I sailed out into the bay, I looked back at my chair, and noticed the daiquiri drenched in sunlight against the cool dark shadows casting behind it.  I realized then how much I loved sailing the open water, and the freedom it gave me.

Artist Comments:  "This scene is meant to remind us that everything we do has a moment that is just right.  When the breeze blows, stop whatever you are doing and set sail, because you don’t know how long it will last."
        -Terrell René Theen