I HAVE EVERYTHING I NEED
A goldfish in a glass, held with casual confidence, becomes a metaphor for the boundaries we learn to accept as natural.
The work explores the subtle relationship between habit and freedom, between the need for certainty and the unwitting surrender of new possibilities.
An ironic reflection on the human capacity to adapt to anything, even to what confines us, until we convince ourselves there is nothing else to desire.
Because the fish does not dream of the ocean. It knows only the water in which it has learned to swim.





