Adria Bosch (21st Century) American, Ink on Paper Gyotaku Art. Contemporary gyotaku (Japanese fish rubbing) print of a surgeonfish rendered in vibrant shades of blue with yellow accents, featuring a traditional red artist's seal in the lower-left corner. Signed lower left, dated 2025. Framed.

Overall Size: 12 x 18 1/2 in. 

Sight Size: 10 1/2 x 16 1/2 in. 

Adria Bosch is a contemporary gyotaku artist known for creating detailed marine life prints using the traditional Japanese fish-printing technique, which captures the textures and forms of sea creatures through direct impressions on paper. Originally from Spain, he is an oceanographer by training and developed his artistic practice after relocating to Baja California, Mexico, where his close connection to the sea shaped both his subject matter and creative direction. Working primarily with ink and natural specimens, Bosch produces prints of fish and other ocean species that emphasize both scientific observation and aesthetic expression. His work blends his background in marine science with a hands-on artistic process, aiming to convey the beauty and fragility of ocean ecosystems through finely rendered, nature-based imagery.

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