Suspended above the space, a school of copper fighting fish rises into the air.
Hand-pleated copper fabric forms each body in quiet motion, catching and releasing light like a current lifted from water.
The copper represents female fighting fish : moving collectively, fluid and aware, no longer bound by the river but roaming freely above it.
As light shifts, the woven metal gathers warmth and deepens in tone, allowing the work to evolve over time.
In this suspended moment, surface becomes movement:
a tribute to strength, grace, and the quiet power of presence.
