Sustain investigation: 

So how can I show the last feeling or the last time you feel like you're going to die, the feeling that maybe some prisoners have felt right before they die?
 

In this research and in the various artworks he has created throughout the year, some have emphasized how different aspects, such as feelings, can be reflected in the moments before being captured from different perspectives. These moments not only encapsulate a fleeting emotion but also reveal the inherent tension between freedom and the inevitability of fate.

Furthermore, the dynamic between hunters and prey illustrates this phenomenon with great clarity. The presence of the hunter modifies the behavior of the prey, making it more cautious, alerting its senses and sharpening its survival instinct. In turn, the hunter, perceiving this resistance, adjusts its strategies and techniques, adapting to the movements of its target. This constant exchange of actions and reactions not only defines the nature of the hunt but also reflects a play of emotions in which fear, determination, and cunning are inevitably intertwined. It is this interaction that can be captured in art and analysis, showing how the relationship between opposites not only determines their decisions, but also influences their emotions and the way they cope with the imminent outcome.

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In my works, the contrast between dark and light colors highlights the dynamic between hunter and prey. The hunter's presence heightens the prey's senses, making them more cautious and strategic, while the hunter adapts their approach based on their target's reaction. This interplay of light and shadow not only represents the tension of the hunt but also the emotional interplay between the two: the fear, determination, and cunning that define their fight for survival. Through these contrasts, I seek to capture the essence of this confrontation, showing how the presence of the other shapes their actions and decisions.