The painting titled "Sacrifice" is a poignant and thought-provoking artwork created with metal nails, paint, and materials salvaged from construction sites. It presents a stark and evocative image of a plate with a fish devoured in half, symbolizing the profound concept of sacrifice. The fish, crafted from metal nails, reveals intricate detailing that emphasizes its lifelike texture and form, even in its partially consumed state. 
The plate, made from reclaimed construction materials, brings an element of raw, rugged beauty to the piece, contrasting with the delicate portrayal of the fish. The painted background features subdued tones, drawing focus to the central image and enhancing the solemnity of the scene. The composition, with its stark contrasts and meticulous details, powerfully conveys the idea that someone had to give up their own life so that another could survive. 
This artwork, through its innovative use of materials and evocative imagery, invites viewers to reflect deeply on themes of sacrifice, survival, and the interconnectedness of life.