Brilliantly capturing the color, movement, and serenity of the Japanese Friendship Garden’s koi pond, “The Koi” by Bruce Fieldman is a vibrant photographic artwork that celebrates harmony and life beneath the surface. The interplay of light and reflection creates a mesmerizing, painterly quality—bringing the Garden’s living jewels to life in vivid motion.

About the Artist – Bruce Fieldman

Bruce Fieldman is an accomplished multidisciplinary artist whose work spans photography, sculpture, printmaking, and photogravure. His creative journey began at age five in a darkroom, fostering a lifelong passion for exploring the balance between nature and human design.

With nearly 60 years of experience, Fieldman has exhibited internationally, including a solo show at the Udinotti Museum of Figurative Art (2024). His refined photographic style has influenced art events such as Brushes and Blooms at the Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix.

Before dedicating himself fully to art, Fieldman was a pediatric oral surgeon and faculty member at Harvard Medical and Dental Schools. After relocating to Arizona, he studied photogravure under David Manje, mastering this delicate process that unites photography and printmaking. Fieldman describes his work as meditative and harmonious, reflecting both technical precision and artistic serenity.

Perfect For:
Art collectors, photography enthusiasts, or anyone wishing to bring the tranquil beauty of the Garden into their home.

Donated By:
Bruce Fieldman