In Between Sky and Shore, Sophie Dumont presents a pared-down vision of the landscape, reduced to its essential elements. Horizontal strata suggest sky, horizon, and shoreline, forming a composition that emphasizes rhythm, balance, and visual breathing rather than literal representation. Built through successive layers of oil paint, the surface reveals traces, textures, and subtle abrasions that lend the work a quiet material depth. Muted blues interact with warm beiges and mineral tones, creating a delicate equilibrium between light, air, and earth. Situated between abstraction and evocation, this painting reflects Sophie Dumont’s ongoing exploration of inner landscapes and liminal spaces — those thresholds where perception slows and contemplation begins.