Untitled 3 (Wind-Up Zebra)

Set against a cobalt field patterned with a regimented orchard, the zebra advances like a living optical illusion—its stripes both clarifying and dissolving the body into pure rhythm. A thin, schematic skyline hovers at the horizon, while the checkered band beneath compresses space into a theatrical stage, turning nature into a graphic construct. The whimsical propeller at the tail reads as a quiet act of engineering, suggesting an animal refitted for modern velocity, yet its lowered head carries the melancholy of adaptation. In this collision of wild icon and designed environment, the work meditates on how the urban imagination packages the natural world into symbols—beautiful, controlled, and slightly estranged.