Original photographic abstract artwork by California artist Clifford Baker. Created from original coastal photography captured at Drakes Beach in Point Reyes, California, this surreal tessellated composition transforms natural seaweed and shoreline textures into a striking symmetrical abstract image rich with movement, color, and organic geometry. “Kelp Jewel II” continues Clifford Baker’s exploration of California coastal abstractions through mirrored photographic tessellation. Created from seaweed and sand formations this composition reveals a striking symmetry that feels at once organic and crystalline. Saturated cobalt blues, soft blush sands, and flashes of crimson kelp create an image that shifts constantly between landscape, artifact, and imagined form. As with much of Baker’s abstract work, the viewer is invited into a personal interpretation — discovering faces, wings, armor, flowers, or tidal formations hidden within the natural geometry of the Pacific shoreline.