In a quiet room, a couch waits before a wall that opens like a window into another world. Through the patterned wallpaper, Africa shimmers - an acacia tree standing against the horizon, clouds gathering above distant green.
On the couch sits a zebra, calm and composed, its gaze meeting the viewer’s with quiet curiosity. It seems both guest and guardian, at home and elsewhere.
Little Zebra reflects on the spaces between worlds - between interior and landscape, dream and waking, day and night, black and white.
Neither one nor the other, it simply is: a creature of balance, stillness, and gentle paradox.