In the heart of the mist, where reality blurs and truth hides, a wolf emerges, not as itself, but masked in sheep’s clothing.
The timeless tale warns of misplaced trust and reveals the cunning nature of those who prey on it. In my illustration, the wolf hides among the sheep, pretending to be just like them. The mist veils the truth. Yet why is the wolf there? Is he trying to survive?
This duality reflects the complexity of human nature: showing up authentically, or using the masks we wear? In this world, we are often invited to play the duality of prey or predator. Are there other games to play? What are they?
How does this tale speak to your experiences?
Created by Larisa Volkavichyute in soft pastels and printed for the wall.
Details
- Original artwork by Larisa Volkavichyute
- Mounted on 7/8" deep gesso board
- Natural wood sides add warmth and dimension
- Ready to hang, no frame needed
- Sizes: 8×10, 11×14 and 12×16 inches
Perfect for
Folk tale and fable lovers, wildlife and sheep lovers, thoughtful gifts, and walls that start conversations.
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