A tangible stillness of terrestrial objects, mundane animals separated from earthly elements; an amalgamation of Jan Töve’s vibrant color compositions, Joana Choumali’s expressive textures, Pete Turner’s vivid saturations, and Steve McCurry’s poised storytelling, a palette of warm yellows and reds for the earthly elements, contrasted with subdued grays and blacks for the mundane animals and textured effects; far from the aesthetics of the aforementioned artists; a starkly realistic foreground of solid rocks and close-by forests, broken by shadows that cast a tangible obscurity on the scene.