Survivor 6

This sculptural trio turns humble cardboard into a small procession of giraffes, where elongated necks rise like quiet sentinels above blocky, architectural bodies. The restrained palette of browns, blacks, and creams reads as both animal patterning and graphic notation, collapsing nature into a language of stripes, stamps, and signage. By pairing the organic curve of the heads with the rigid, labeled bases—one declaring “FIRST”—the work suggests an uneasy dialogue between wild identity and human systems of ranking, packaging, and display, making innocence feel curated and faintly commodified.