Sea Sick is a story that portrays the unspoken lived experiences of seafarers, focusing on the mental health challenges they face during extended periods of working on cruise ships. It is a personal project by the photographer, his refracted projections to his roommate, Verni, their curiosities and struggles, and the many unfolding layers of life on board. Not just about the motion, Sea Sick is about developing internal unrest from the demands of life at sea that gets into your head, that is soul-deep, trapped in a perpetual cycle of leaving home and coming back on board, to survive. It also explores human connections forged through shared experiences.