In this work, I wanted to capture the moment when fear is already gone, and only strength remains — calm, grounded, without any need to prove itself. For me, it’s not about struggle, but about stability. I painted with thick, textured layers, letting the paint carry its own weight and body. I want the surface to be felt, not just seen — to breathe, to catch the light, to live through its texture. Every brushstroke here is intentional, like a trace of presence. The rhinoceros is a symbol of inner gravity, confidence, and the peace that comes after overcoming. The human figure beside it is the same force, only conscious. It’s a space beyond fear — where only breath and the rhythm of paint remain.