Arranged in a quiet, measured row, the translucent cups read like a chromatic tide chart—each vessel holding a different density of color that seems to glow from within, turning simple liquid into luminous matter. The repeated fish motifs drift across the surfaces as if pinned between aquarium and specimen slide, suggesting a fragile coexistence of life and display, nature and packaging. What appears playful at first gradually feels archival: a small taxonomy of hues where containment becomes the true subject, and the promise of vitality is filtered through plastic clarity and consumer order.