In the Flow 2

A stream of tiny fish rises and curves through layered turquoise, blue, violet and pink water. Some gather into dense clusters while others scatter into open space, creating a rhythm that feels spontaneous yet connected. Raised green, burgundy and indigo marks catch the light above translucent pools of colour, giving the surface a lively sense of depth.

In the Flow 2 explores movement that is never completely fixed. Viewed closely, the fish seem to gather, drift and separate before finding one another again, forming a living current across the canvas. Their shifting formation can feel almost hypnotic—a reminder that flow is not a straight path, but a continual response to the world around us. Change, uncertainty and connection become part of the same unfolding pattern.

For a collector, this original painting offers an energetic companion to In the Flow 1 while retaining its own visual character. Its upward sweep draws the eye through the tall composition, while the interplay of open water and dense schools creates moments of pause and momentum. From a distance, the painting reads as a vivid ocean current. Up close, raised acrylic fish, layered washes and flashes of contrasting colour invite prolonged looking. It is well suited to a hallway, study, reading corner or paired display.

Painted in acrylic on stretched canvas in 2026, this one-of-a-kind work measures 60cm x 30cm (height x width). Framing, delivery and certificate-of-authenticity details can be confirmed before purchase.