In this painting, the hare doesn’t sit neatly in the middle of the canvas, clearly outlined, but instead peeks out from between the wood chips of the OSB board – almost as if it had always been hiding there. That’s just the hare’s nature: it lives by its instincts, ears pricked, legs ready to spring away the moment the forest makes a wrong sound.
The chip-textured surface makes the hare seem almost like a vanishing figure. It appears, flickers into view, and then blends right back into its surroundings – just like in real life, when you spot a hare at the edge of a field and, in the blink of an eye, it’s already gone.
Here, the hare is half visible and half hidden – like a game: will you find it first?
OSB board, acrylic, gold leaf, 62 x 125 cm, 2025
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