A semi-abstract coastal sunset built around coral and pink. The pale sun, blue sea, white buildings, and cypress trees remain easy to read, while the sky and cliffs are simplified into broad blocks of color. It is the warmest piece in the series and has a slightly more vivid, decorative feel than the others. It still keeps a calm mood, making it a good choice for adding color to a room without overwhelming the space. A semi-abstract coastal sunset built around coral and pink. The pale sun, blue sea, white buildings, and cypress trees remain easy to read, while the sky and cliffs are simplified into broad blocks of color. It is the warmest piece in the series and has a slightly more vivid, decorative feel than the others. It still keeps a calm mood, making it a good choice for adding color to a room without overwhelming the space. SERIES — LUMEN COAST LUMEN COAST is a five-piece semi-abstract landscape series that moves between recognizable coastal scenery and painterly abstraction. From a distance, the works suggest the sea, headlands, white architecture, cliffs, and changing coastal light. Up close, these forms dissolve into layered color fields, scraped surfaces, and tactile brushwork. The series keeps a sense of quiet, breathing space, and soft light while introducing brighter notes of turquoise, coral, pale blue, ochre, and deep ocean tones. It is designed to sit naturally in Japandi-inspired interiors as well as brighter contemporary spaces. ABOUT RITSUKO NISHIMURA Ritsuko Nishimura creates work around the sensations of light, air, quiet, and open space. Rather than describing every detail, she focuses on the moment just before a landscape or form becomes fully defined—or the moment its edges begin to dissolve. Through layered brushwork, scraped textures, translucent color, and intentional negative space, her work seeks to create a quiet interval for the viewer.