In this composition, Jung explores the intersection of marine life and Scandi-inspired design. The lobsters are rendered with a deliberate simplicity, their claws and shells forming a repeating architecture across the portrait frame. By stripping away the chaos of the ocean, the artist focuses on the inherent patterns found in the animal's silhouette, creating a sense of calm order through repetition.

Drawing from folk traditions, the work emphasizes flat shapes and a clean aesthetic. The arrangement feels tactile and grounded, inviting the viewer to appreciate the organic curves of the creatures as part of a larger, cohesive textile-like display. It is a study of form where the natural world meets the disciplined charm of traditional pattern-making.