This artwork portrays a magnificent white horse adorned with vibrant palette knife strokes. Drawing inspiration from the elusive Camarillo White Horse, a breed renowned for its rarity and purity, the painting challenges conventional perceptions by exploring the mutable nature of color. It suggests that even white, often perceived as singular, can embody a spectrum of hues and tones, reflecting the evolving nature of life itself. Crafted using oil paint and employing a palette knife technique, the piece features abstract shapes that subtly hint at the form of a horse. Against a backdrop of exquisite silver, the painting captures the luminosity and sheen of the horse's coat, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay between light, color, and perception. 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 resides in nature. Humanity should prioritize wild nature over the next oil pipeline or high-rise apartment block. We should speak out about this, and I do so through my art. My work reflects the raw beauty of wildlife. This piece is an oil painting on canvas. It measures 70 by 50 cm and has been coated with a layer of professional varnish to protect it from sunlight and dust.