Set of Fish I presents a dynamic depiction of a fish moving through flowing currents, surrounded by organic forms that suggest water, energy, and motion. The composition captures a sense of direction and vitality, as the figure emerges through layered movement.

In Indigenous visual language, fish often symbolize sustenance, adaptability, and the rhythms of life connected to water. Here, the presence of circular elements—resembling sun and moon—introduces a sense of time, balance, and cyclical continuity.

Rendered in Johnny Mukwa’s Woodland style, the work features bold outlines and intricate internal patterning that enhance both structure and movement. Both expressive and symbolic, this piece offers a strong visual rhythm while conveying themes of flow, resilience, and natural cycles.

Signature: Artist signed lower right
COA: Gallery Letter of Authenticity included
Provenance: Artist → Vancouver Fine Art Gallery