Solitary figure drifting above glass ocean

A solitary person drifts just above a fractured ocean, the body calm and slightly curled as if asleep while the scene feels meditative and spacious within a square frame sized 1:1. The sea is composed of countless glass-like plates that float and tilt, each plate mirroring a different slice of sunset color and catching warm coral, amber, golden and cool sky-blue tones like stained fragments. Surfaces read as smooth glass, salt-worn wood, and wet fabric to suggest tactile reality under gentle light. The nearest glass plates resolve crisply in the foreground while layers of plates recede into a moderate depth that suggests distance but preserves intimacy. Warm late-sunset glow sculpts forms with a soft, diffused warmth and gentle cool accents from the blue reflections to balance the palette. The viewpoint is slightly elevated and centered in the square so the drifting figure sits near the middle with calm negative space around them for quiet composition. A small weathered plank and a single paper boat drift nearby as story cues that imply travel and fragility. The style blends fine realist painting with subtle painterly brush texture and soft translucency to emphasize glass and light. Motion is minimal and serene, suggested by a faint tilt to some plates and a whisper of ripple that conveys slow drifting rather than violent movement.