Save a Horse, Ride a Dog explores the collision of instinct, identity, and absurdity—where playful imagery begins to unravel into something more ambiguous.
The scene feels staged yet unrestrained, blending humor with a subtle tension that resists a single interpretation. Familiar forms are reimagined and distorted, creating a space where control and vulnerability exist side by side. The figure appears both confident and exposed, caught in a moment that feels equal parts performance and release.
The piece reflects the unpredictable ways identity can be shaped, exaggerated, and redefined through instinct and imagination.
