Big Fish

This sculptural fish reads like a relic rescued from an invented ocean—its burnished wooden body sutured with metallic stitches, as though survival itself has been engineered and repaired. The taut contrast between warm, striated timber and dark, weathered metal turns the creature into a small drama of vulnerability and resilience, where seams become both scars and ornament. Set against an untroubled field of space, the figure hovers between specimen and myth, suggesting a nature altered by human touch yet still animated by an uncanny, stubborn grace.