Swash Marks: Where Waves Kiss the Sand

Swash Marks: Where Waves Kiss The Sand, 2008.  White stoneware stained with metal oxide.   Lake Erie, Mentor Headlands, OH.  8 pieces, each 6″ h x 8.5″ w.
SWASH  Def.,  Oxford English Dictionary: Mid 16th century: a noise like swords clashing or beating on shields.  Modern: The motion or sound of water dashing or washing against something.  SWASH MARK: The thin wavy line of fine sand left by the uprush of water when it recedes from its upward limit of movement on the beach face. 

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