Rockfish is a comprehensive sculptural installation for a beachfront restaurant and bar in Portonovi, Montenegro. The project combines a 40-square-meter cast plaster relief integrated into the interior surfaces with a monumental 3.5-meter concrete fish sculpture positioned as the central focal point. Executed in collaboration with sculptor Ivan Zverev, the work establishes the restaurant as a destination defined by distinctive artistic vision.
The installation transforms the space into an immersive environment where sculptural form and function merge seamlessly. Through marine-themed imagery and unified visual narrative, the work creates a distinctive aesthetic identity for the venue—a space where every element, from the large-scale relief to the monumental fish sculpture, contributes to a cohesive artistic whole.
Cast plaster relief for the beachfront restaurant in Portonovi.
Concrete fish sculpture, 3.5 meters long.
Marine sculptural element for Portonovi Beach Club.
Large-scale plaster koi relief across the restaurant wall.
Full dining room with the octopus relief as the central focal point.
Detail of the central goddess figure emerging from the starfish relief.
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Tivat, Montenegro