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About Fish Food

Fish Food is a portrait of the after. The afterlife, the aftermath, the afterthought. A pale face floats in deep swirling water, eyes open but emptied of urgency. She is the woman who has already died. And she is awake.

Around her, koi drift like fragments of memory or dream. They are vibrant, alive, unbothered. Lily pads float on the surface, untouched by the weight of transformation below. This is not a moment of drowning, but of detachment — a peaceful haunting, a still surrender.

Painted in acrylic on a wide 24 by 48 inch canvas, the composition draws the viewer into its vortex. The subject is no longer part of the world above, but not entirely gone either. She lingers. Watches. Rises in stillness.

Fish Food invites the viewer to consider what becomes of us when we are no longer fighting. What beauty remains when we are no longer trying to be seen.