"The Horse" is a captivating artwork set against a refreshing mint background, featuring a dynamic interplay of shapes and colors. Influenced by the principles of Cubism, this piece maintains a balance between abstract forms and recognizable features. The inspiration for this painting stemmed from a chance encounter during a stroll through a city park, where I stumbled upon an unexpected horse stable. Among the horses, one in particular caught my eye with its intelligent gaze. This encounter served as the reference point for capturing the essence of the horse in this artwork. While embracing elements of Cubism, the painting retains a sense of clarity, allowing the viewer to discern the distinct form and shape of the horse. The infusion of vibrant colors adds energy and vitality to the piece, creating a visually stimulating portrayal of this magnificent animal. In my body of work, I strive to explore the intricate relationship between humanity and wildlife. By portraying wildlife in art and addressing ecological issues, I hope to contribute to educational efforts and imbue my artistic journey with a deeper purpose. For me, freedom lives in nature. Humanity should prioritize wild nature over the next oil pipeline or high-rise apartment block. We should talk about this loudly, and I do this through my art. My art reflects the raw beauty of wildlife. This piece is an acrylic painting on canvas. It measures 50 by 60 cm and has been coated with a layer of professional varnish to protect it from sunlight and dust.