"Coast" appears to be a meditation on internal architecture. It suggests that we are not merely occupants of the world, but containers for it. The artwork implies that the "coast" is not just the physical boundary where land meets sea, but the threshold between our internal experiences—full of motion, light, and chaotic joy—and the broader, often turbulent reality that surrounds us. It captures a sense of introspective melancholy, representing how one’s memories and thoughts can construct a private, immersive reality that exists independently of the world outside.