Goldfish Blossoms was Riusuke Fukahori’s third and largest solo exhibition at Joshua Liner Gallery, on view from December 13, 2018 through January 19, 2019. The exhibition showcased the artist’s signature layered resin and acrylic paintings of goldfish, set within Japanese household objects and handmade vessels. Drawing from the deep cultural symbolism of goldfish in Japan, Fukahori captured both the realistic and abstract qualities of these creatures, achieving a striking illusion of life through meticulous, multi-layered painting. Works in the show included goldfish suspended in bowls, buckets, and even molded resin “plastic bags,” inspired by Hong Kong’s Goldfish Market. The result was a visual exploration of beauty, movement, and memory, in which each vessel functioned as both a container and a narrative frame.