Fish

The fish’s ability to breathe underwater mirrors the human capacity to adapt — to reshape and evolve in order to survive and thrive.

fish

The fish’s ability to breathe underwater mirrors the human capacity to adapt — to reshape and evolve in order to survive and thrive.

"Fish"

● Wood, plastic, metal, glass eye, paint● H – 40 cm, W – 42 cm, L – 10 cm

Sculpture by Zoltan Pitsur

What captures your gaze first is the eye.
Is it real? The question lingers.

For Zoltan Pitsur, all aspects of nature are natural — even a real fish’s eye.
Eyes are said to be windows to the soul. But are you ready to look into this one?
Perhaps it holds the memory of death… or perhaps a deeper truth.

Fish live in a world not our own — silent, flowing, elusive.
Did they choose it, or were they born into it? The question drifts unanswered, like ripples in the deep.

Constantly adjusting to the shifting conditions — often caused by humans — fish must react with precision. A split-second decision can mean life or death.

And so it is with us.
Sometimes, that one decisive second holds more weight than years of hesitation.