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Andrzej Szymczyk
Siamese Fighting Fish II, Gold-original bronze marine animal wildlife sculpture
2026

Name: Siamese Fighting Fish II, Gold-original bronze marine animal wildlife sculpture
Brand: Andrzej Szymczyk
Rating: 4.9 (106 reviews)

$4,768.45

£3,500

€4,278.01

CA$6,731.38

A$6,939.96

CHF 3,909.29

MX$88,805.41

NOK 45,109.06

SEK 47,181.43

DKK 31,989.14

About the Item

We offer complimentary worldwide shipping and cover all tariffs and import taxes for this artwork. This exceptional artwork is currently on display and available for sale at Signet Contemporary Art Gallery and online. “Siamese Fighting Fish II, Gold” by Andrzej Szymczyk is a radiant celebration of movement, form, and the extraordinary elegance of aquatic life. Cast in bronze, the sculpture captures the distinctive silhouette of a Siamese fighting fish, its body rising dramatically from its tail as its elaborate fins unfold around it. Szymczyk transforms the natural beauty of this remarkable creature into a commanding contemporary form, preserving the fish’s delicacy while amplifying its dynamic and sculptural presence. Szymczyk’s approach combines careful natural observation with expressive modelling, giving the fish an almost tangible sense of vitality. The compact body contrasts with the expansive fins, whose intricate curves and folds suggest the distinctive flowing movement of the species. Although permanently fixed in bronze, the sculpture retains an impression of continuous motion, as though the fish has been captured while turning gracefully through the water. The dramatic fins introduce an elegant linear quality to the composition. Extending outward from the body in sweeping curves, they create a rhythmic interplay between solid form and surrounding space. Their flowing contours guide the eye around the sculpture, while the upright position of the fish provides a strong vertical structure. This balance of expansion and control gives the work both visual energy and poise. Colour is central to the sculpture’s striking visual impact. The rich golden finish catches and reflects the light, creating luminous variations across the fish’s body and elaborate fins. Highlights move across the bronze like sunlight filtering through water, while deeper passages of gold accentuate the folds and contours of the form. Set against a sleek steel plinth, the warmth of the sculpture becomes particularly vivid and luxurious. The sculpture’s surface further encourages an appreciation of texture and material. Delicate modelling across the fins creates shifting patterns of highlight and shadow, while smoother areas of the body provide a subtle contrast. As the work is viewed from different angles, these reflective surfaces continually change, reinforcing the illusion of movement and revealing new relationships between form, light, and negative space. Yet “Siamese Fighting Fish II, Gold” is more than a meticulous interpretation of an aquatic creature. Through its upright stance, expansive fins, and luminous surface, Szymczyk captures the distinctive combination of strength and delicacy associated with the Siamese fighting fish. The creature becomes an expressive study of confidence, vitality, and natural spectacle, transforming a fleeting underwater presence into an enduring sculptural statement. With its flowing contours, radiant golden finish, and sophisticated balance between naturalism and expressive form, “Siamese Fighting Fish II, Gold” transforms the beauty of aquatic life into a compelling contemporary sculpture. Signed by the artist and produced as a limited edition, it is a distinctive work that combines technical craftsmanship with movement, elegance, and a striking sense of visual drama. “Siamese Fighting Fish II, Gold” is currently on display and available for acquisition at Signet Contemporary Art Gallery and online. Artist Biography: Andrzej graduated with an MA degree in Fine Arts in the faculty of Sculpture from The Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow in 2012. He also studied at The Newcastle University at the department of Fine Art from 2010 till 2011. He moved to London in December 2012 and became a member of the Bow Arts Trust in June 2013. He has exhibited in Poland, Germany and now the UK. From concept to completion Andrzej’s sculpture is created and finished entirely by Andrzej. He casts his own bronze and applies and finishes his own carefully chosen patinas. He is truly an artist of perfection. “I have practiced Judo since I was 7 and have competed at high international levels. The discipline has a significant impact on every aspect of my personality. The mindset of judo is also the way in which I approach my life. For me it means dealing with problems and tasks in resourceful manners and never settling for anything less than the absolute best. In terms of my sculpture, I require myself to be perfect at every stage along the way to completing a finished piece. These highest standards of perfection are what I strive to live by and are what guide me in my art.” – Andrzej Szymczyk .

Creator:
Andrzej Szymczyk (1988, Polish)
Creation Year:
2026
Dimensions:
Height: 13 in (33 cm)Width: 4.73 in (12 cm)Depth: 7.88 in (20 cm)
Medium:
Bronze
Movement & Style:
Abstract Impressionist
Period:
21st Century
Condition:
Gallery Location:
London, GB
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU468318615152

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