"Big Fish" by O. Williams is a strikingly minimalist yet expressive abstract work, where fluid black lines interlace with confident rhythm across a soft wash of coral pinks and off-whites. A bold red sun punctuates the upper quadrant, hinting at both balance and symbolism. The linear composition, evocative of calligraphic strokes or indigenous glyphs, forms an abstract fish-like silhouette that floats in the ethereal vertical space. Rooted in modern abstraction with possible influences from mid-century Japanese ink drawing and Afro-Caribbean symbolism, the work exudes contemplative energy through simplicity and restraint.

Framed in a sharp black surround with a soft inner edge, this 30" x 16" acrylic on canvas lends itself perfectly to interiors that favour curated, contemporary art with symbolic undertones. Ideal for minimalist foyers, stairwells, office niches or gallery-style walls, “Big Fish” becomes a visual punctuation mark in any setting. Its elongated format adds verticality, while the contrasting tones bring a quiet, intellectual tension, sophisticated, serene, and culturally resonant.