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Future Fishing

Future Fishing

Cracked Ink

Sale price $1,000.00

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Acrylic on wood

29.5 x 37.5 cm (11.6 x 14.8 inches)

The Story behind Future Fishing

The depiction of future fishing serves as a poignant reminder of the potential consequences of continued overfishing on humanity, as evidenced by the Robot's contemplative gaze towards the sky casting a shadow over the fragile origami fishing vessels entangled with broken lines. Sustainable practices are imperative for the preservation of healthy oceans, and failure to act promptly may result in irreversible loss akin to the fate of the delicate origami boats vanishing into the vast expanse of the ocean.

Cracked Ink

About the Artist

Cracked Ink

Cracked Ink, the artistic alias of UK-born Si Omer, is known for his bold, quirky, and character-driven art that captivates audiences both in galleries and on the streets. Based in New Zealand for the past 20 years, Cracked Ink’s dynamic compositions reflect his background in graphic design, using bold lines and expressive forms to explore attitude and personality. His process is spontaneous, often working in the moment with aerosol paint to bring his creations to life. From street art festivals to mural productions across the U.S., Australasia, Canada, Asia, Mexico, Hawaii, the Caribbean, and the UK, Cracked Ink’s art transforms walls into imaginative worlds. His work has also been exhibited in galleries worldwide.

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Priority Ocean Challenge

Overfishing

Large-scale and under-regulated fishing practices destabilize delicate food webs and rob artisanal fishing communities of livelihoods and food security.

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It's Worth the Wait

Each of our print editions is meticulously hand-crafted. Please allow up to 10 weeks for order delivery.

The Real Thing

Every Printed Oceans print is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Shop-to-Support

100% of profits directly supports PangeaSeed's work to bridge art and ocean science.