Burning Nature (A Plastic-Filled Tragedy)

Suspended in a sepia haze like an artifact recovered from a troubled sea, the fish reads as both specimen and confession—its luminous head still intact while the body opens into a ribbed architecture of consumption. The collage of plastics and torn packaging masquerades as flesh, turning color into evidence and transforming the gentle curve of the spine into a ledger of what the ocean is forced to carry. Against the bruised, atmospheric ground, the crisp silhouette becomes a quiet indictment: life rendered fragile by the very debris that imitates its scales.