In Murt Burner's painting "Fish," rendered in the style of Neo-Expressionism, an ocean is depicted, where its inhabitants suffer from the surrounding pollution. This artwork evokes a profound philosophical reflection on the interconnectedness of nature and the consequences of human actions. The turbulent brushstrokes and vibrant colors convey the anguish and despair of the ocean's dwellers, highlighting the urgent need for environmental consciousness and responsible stewardship. Through "Fish," Burner prompts us to question our impact on the world and consider the intrinsic value of all life forms.