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This work is a nearly 17 meters long stainless steel railing on the bridge. The viewer's impression varies depending on the path of the sun, the color of the sky and the tide. The first inspiration for the design came from the geographical features near the bridge. The visual language used here abstracts from shapes associated with waves and fiddler crabs under the bridge .

Before creating this public art, the artist invited some young islanders to draw the impressions of fiddle crabs they saw right under this bridge. After analyzing the results, the artist incorporated these young islanders’ impressions of the site into the design.