Me and Fish is a contemplative work presented as part of a triptych exploring the complex relationship between the individual, companionship, livelihood, and the self.The composition centres on a solitary figure embracing a large fish, creating an intimate yet ambiguous encounter between human and animal. The fish can be read both as a companion and as a symbol of sustenance, connecting the emotional need for companionship with the practical realities of survival. The closeness between the figure and the fish suggests a relationship that exists somewhere between affection, dependence, and necessity.The simplified, almost childlike forms and expressive linework contrast with the textured, layered surface of the painting. Blue and green passages evoke water and nature, while the restrained palette creates a quiet, introspective atmosphere. The figure's posture conveys both vulnerability and a desire for security.Within the broader context of the triptych, the work invites reflection on the ways people seek connection while navigating the fears, expectations, and pressures imposed by society. Me and Fish ultimately becomes a meditation on companionship, survival, emotional dependence, and the search for a relationship with oneself beyond external expectations.30 x 20 cm | Mixed mediaShipping: The artwork will be carefully packed and shipped in a box.