In my work, I seek to transcend the literal representation of animals, focusing instead on their essence, energy, and emotional resonance. Through abstraction, I aim to distill the dynamic rhythms and subtle nuances of the animal world into visual form, using color, shape, and texture to evoke the power, grace, and untamed spirit in all creatures. The beauty of abstract animals is that it allows the viewer to have a more subjective, emotional, or symbolic interaction with the concept of the animal itself. 

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By breaking down the familiar into fragmented, organic compositions, I explore the ways in which humans perceive animals not only as physical beings, but as symbols of instinct, freedom, and wildness. The abstract animal forms that emerge from my work are not confined by anatomical accuracy; instead, they exist in a realm where emotion and perception converge, offering an invitation to contemplate the deeper, often hidden, connections we share with the non-human world. 

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My use of abstraction allows for a more intimate interaction between the viewer and the subject, where the animal is reimagined, fluid, and open to interpretation. Through this process, I hope to evoke a sense of wonder, while encouraging a reflection on the relationships that bind us to the natural world—relationships that are often overlooked amid modern life.