Live to Swim or swim to live? (II)

Live to Swim or Swim to Live? (II) is a large immersive installation work comprised of 100 porcelain fish, individually strung up to four hand painted wooden boards.

A mixed-media art installation in a gallery space, featuring a suspended sculpture of numerous small, fish-shaped objects hanging from wires inside a white, rectangular frame with a circular cutout on top, casting shadows on the white walls.
A collection of fish-shaped ornaments hanging from thin strings on a dark background.
Close-up of hanging decorative fish models, painted in shades of blue, gray, and white, with yellow eyes, suspended by thin wires.
Multiple decorative fish-shaped items hanging on strings against a white wall.
A man with curly dark hair wearing a navy blue shirt, black shorts, and sandals, standing indoors in front of an art installation of multiple small fish suspended from the ceiling by thin strings, with a large black and white circular artwork above.
Group of people gathered in front of an art installation of a school of fish hanging from the ceiling at a museum or gallery.
Close-up of colorful fish sculptures hanging from wires, with a rocky base underneath, created with painted and crafted materials.