Across three luminous panels, two white rhinos move in quiet synchrony over the plains of Ol Pejeta. Their mirrored forms stretch across the triptych, each step aligned, their horns crossing into a delicate “X”—a symbol of connection and fragility at once.
The panoramic scale amplifies their presence: the outer panels hold the rolling savannah and soft horizon, while the central panel draws you into the moment of perfect unison. Viewed together, the three parts dissolve into a single vision of balance, stillness, and silent power.
Presented on archival acrylic glass, this artwork is both tribute and reminder—an immersion into the rare harmony of a species now walking the razor’s edge of survival.
Across three luminous panels, two white rhinos move in quiet synchrony over the plains of Ol Pejeta. Their mirrored forms stretch across the triptych, each step aligned, their horns crossing into a delicate “X”—a symbol of connection and fragility at once.
The panoramic scale amplifies their presence: the outer panels hold the rolling savannah and soft horizon, while the central panel draws you into the moment of perfect unison. Viewed together, the three parts dissolve into a single vision of balance, stillness, and silent power.
Presented on archival acrylic glass, this artwork is both tribute and reminder—an immersion into the rare harmony of a species now walking the razor’s edge of survival.
