A large-scale work executed in an original technique on raw canvas. The fluidity of pigment and soft, flowing washes create a vivid, almost cinematic surface. The fish motif is rendered with restraint and clarity, transforming a still life into an image of collective movement and marine force. The restrained blue-grey palette and dense composition make the work highly versatile, well suited to contemporary interiors, minimalist spaces, and restaurants with a seafood-focused concept. Medium: acrilyc and ink on canvas Shipping: rolled without stretcher, requires professional mounting. Anna Bila is an Ukrainian artist whose work explores themes of childhood, adolescence, memory, and the perception of the past — not as something static, but as something continuously reinterpreted through the lens of the present. Nature in her paintings serves not only as a visual motif, but also as a source of emotion, states of mind, and reflection. Her portraits are not aimed at achieving physical resemblance, but rather at conveying an emotional connection with the depicted figure — whether it’s a close acquaintance or a fleeting stranger. Her artistic style ranges from controlled, precise technique to experimental painting, where the spontaneous flow of pigment plays a key role. The works become a space for dialogue — both with herself and with the viewer. The artist has participated in solo and group exhibitions in Ukraine, Italy, and Germany