David Loblaw’s "Forest Jellyfish" belongs to his "from the deep" series, a collection that transplants marine anatomy into unexpected environments. Here, the jellyfish are not lost but are purposeful travelers, their translucent bells and trailing tentacles drifting between tree trunks as if the forest floor were the seabed. The juxtaposition of the sci-fi subjects against a traditional landscape creates a peculiar harmony, suggesting a complex reality where different species coexist in secret.

Designed with a sense of wonder that appeals to both children and the young at heart, the piece explores the seen and unseen layers of our world. The pop-surrealist approach uses vibrant color and depth to build an enchanting world, encouraging a perspective that looks beyond the ordinary to find beauty in the bizarre and peculiar.