Habitat 6 (Resilience)

Rendered in scorched umbers and ash-white highlights, the composition reads like an excavated tablet—its surfaces bruised with scratches and relief, as though memory has been pressed into the pigment. A striped, zebra-like figure lies in suspended stillness at the center, both protected and pinned within a horizontal band, suggesting a body caught between refuge and exposure. The faint vertical striations that cut through the scene behave like seams or fissures, binding the upper terrain to the dense, labyrinthine underlayer, turning the work into a meditation on endurance where nature, history, and captivity collapse into one weathered icon.