The composition centers on the interplay between organic marine creatures and a structured, geometric environment. Bodart uses intricate polygonal shapes and circular motifs to frame diverse fish species, creating a sense of spatial depth that feels both architectural and aquatic. Glowing red elements and mirror-like reflections suggest a world where light behaves in unexpected ways, casting shadows that give weight to the abstract designs.

There is a distinct illusion of motion here, as if the fish are navigating through a crystalline anemone structure. By placing these natural forms within unique geometric shape interactions, the artist invites a closer look at the physical appearance of the sea's inhabitants against a backdrop of human-designed expression. The result is a balanced study of light, shadow, and the complex patterns found in both nature and geometry.