This artwork depicts the unseen power or the sea in the mythological and psychological. It studies the symbol of the Leviathan, a mythological sea creature that embodies the primordial power of the sea in Abrahamic and Mesopotamian creation myths. The Leviathan is a demonstration of the power that may not be instantly clear but is always there in potentiality as the sea may be still and calm but still holds the power to destroy cities and swallow continents. In the bible, God creates the Leviathan as a demonstration of the power that his worshipers may forget he has. The primordial waters also symbolise the subconscious mind of the individual who does not see it but feels its powerful consequences in one’s daily life, such as through trauma manifesting as symptoms of PTSD. The drawing explores seeing the unseen in the waters and whether this brings us closer to the unseen or only alienates us from it more.