In The Swim Of Things

These fish paintings come from a place of quiet fascination—those moments spent watching schools of fish move as one, shifting direction in an instant, like a living current. I’ve always been drawn to that sense of unity and instinct, where no single fish leads, yet they move together with such grace and precision.

In this painting, I wanted to capture not just how they look, but how they feel—the rhythm of their movement, the way light flickers across their bodies, and the calming, almost hypnotic effect of watching them glide through water. The cool blues reflect the depth and stillness of the ocean, while the flashes of white and silver suggest those fleeting moments when light catches them just right.

There’s something deeply meditative about observing fish in motion. It’s a reminder to let go, to move with the flow rather than against it. This work is really about that connection—between movement and stillness, individuality and togetherness, and the quiet beauty found in nature’s patterns.