This is an environmental art installation photograph featuring a fish-shaped sculpture made from recycled metal and discarded everyday items. The sculpture is assembled from old knives, combs, light bulbs, gears, plastic bottle caps, and other waste materials, creating a striking fusion of mechanical and natural forms. By combining the shape of a marine creature with human-generated trash, the artwork powerfully highlights issues of environmental pollution and resource waste. Set against a pure black background, the sculpture's intricate details and metallic textures are emphasized, creating a serene yet thought-provoking atmosphere. Created by the Brazilian environmental organization Ondazul, the piece aims to encourage public awareness about resource conservation and waste reduction. The slogan "Don't throw life away." underscores the central message, emphasizing that every discarded item may have a new life.