In Listen, I explore the tense and delicate dynamics between predator and prey, framed by themes of displacement, integration and adaptation. The animals—whether lion and zebra, fox and rabbit, or cat and mouse—are shown in moments of silent interaction, inviting the viewer to consider what has happened in their exchange. The vintage objects in the scenes offer context, but the real focus is on the shifting power dynamics between these creatures

This work asks us to listen to the unspoken stories between the predator and prey, and to reflect on the changes they experience—displaced from their natural roles, forced to adapt, or integrate into new spaces. Each piece invites contemplation of how survival, power, and identity are transformed in times of tension and change. Listen becomes an exploration of the complexities of coexistence, transformation, and the delicate balance between conflict and adaptation.

The materials used in this project—paper, dried flowers, brass objects, handmade backdrops and floors for photography, as well as custom-built frames and cut-out animals—add texture and depth to each scene, grounding the work in a tangible, yet poetic reality.

These elements enhance the storytelling, creating an environment where time, memory, and change come together in a conversation. Listen ultimately invites viewers to reflect on the unspoken stories of adaptation, the fragile balance of power, and the ways we navigate both conflict and transformation.