The artwork depicts a stylized fish emerging from a sea of concentric scales, created with a technique reminiscent of three-dimensional paper cutting or wood inlay. The fish's body is adorned with elegant orange volutes that vividly contrast with the plumage of blue and light blue scales. Its fins, thin and streaked with fiery red, add a sense of dynamism and warmth to the composition, which is predominantly cool-toned. The background is structured in a series of overlapping semicircles, creating an effect of optical depth and undulating movement, almost as if the water itself were composed of solid tiles. Light strikes the raised edges of each individual "scale," generating delicate shadows that give the image a tangible materiality. It is a perfect example of how geometry can transform into organic nature, conveying a sense of order, mystery, and underwater majesty.
