Live to Swim or swim to live? (I)

Live to Swim or Swim to Live? (I) is a public installation comprised of 36 individually carved, glazed stoneware fish, strung up using monofilament and attached to two wooden boards.

A display of fish mounted on a wall among green leaves, with a sign at the base providing information about the exhibit.
An outdoor patio area with a wooden pergola featuring mounted spotlights, surrounded by lush greenery, including large leafy plants, and a small outdoor water fountain with a rusted pipe and a white air conditioning unit in the background. The ground
A backyard scene with a wooden pergola with string lights and spotlights attached. There are plants and trees in the background, and a small stove or pipe in the soil area. A red brick pathway and a concrete area are visible, along with a white outdo
Fishing lure sculptures resembling small fish hanging from a wooden structure in an outdoor garden setting.
A garden scene with a wooden structure overhead, under which several fish are suspended by wires, with green leafy plants and a pathway below.
A display of multiple fish hanging from strings among green leaves, with a small sign at the bottom that reads 'Kole Karo Morrell.'