“Predator” captures the tension between authority and uprising — the stillness before action. The tiger’s unblinking eyes emerge from a grid of structured blocks and fiery swirls, suggesting a world tightly contained yet simmering beneath the surface. The geometric sections evoke systems of control and imposed order, while the turbulent red and orange circles pulse with restless energy, symbolizing voices pushing against constraint.
 
In the context of today’s political unrest, the painting becomes a metaphor for suppressed power — the calm facade of governance masking the volatility of collective emotion. “Predator” reflects that precarious moment when watchfulness turns into movement, and silence gives way to assertion.
 
Altogether, “Predator” explores the duality of strength and restraint—the primal and the composed—reflecting how power often lies not just in action, but in the ability to remain still and aware.
 
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