This was inspired by the freedom of the sea, where fish roam, contrasted with the fish trapped inside a fishbowl, living in confinement.The painting titled "Irony" is a compelling artwork created with metal nails, paint, and materials reclaimed from old buildings. It depicts a fish tank containing a single fish, its body formed from carefully arranged metal nails that give it a textured, almost lifelike appearance. The tank is set against a backdrop that features a window revealing the vast, open sea beyond, symbolizing the freedom that lies just out of reach. To one side, a door stands slightly ajar, with a key prominently displayed, signifying the potential escape and the choice between captivity and freedom. The use of salvaged building materials adds an element of rustic, weathered beauty, and the layers of paint create a vivid, multidimensional scene. The contrast between the confined fish tank and the expansive ocean evokes a sense of longing and introspection, inviting viewers to contemplate the nature of freedom and the barriers—both real and imagined—that keep us from it.