Where does Icarus drown in Peter Bruegel painting landscape with the fall of Icarus?

In Pieter Bruegel the Elder's painting "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus," Icarus drowns in the sea, partially submerged and largely unnoticed in the background. The focus of the artwork is on the farming and daily activities of the people in the foreground, highlighting their indifference to Icarus's plight. This juxtaposition emphasizes themes of human neglect and the insignificance of individual suffering amidst the ongoing rhythm of life.