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T I T L E .  A D I D A S  B O Y

S I Z E.  60  X  80

O I L  O N  C A N V A S

The boy cradles a puppy with a tenderness reminiscent of traditional depictions of the Madonna. Positioned between a concrete apartment block and a wooden cabin, between urban life and the countryside, between the present and memory, a quiet encounter unfolds—one of innocence, care, and belonging. The puppy is more than an animal; it becomes a symbol of trust and vulnerability, while the boy emerges as a figure of protection, serenity, and hope. The work reflects on whether home is defined by a place or by the relationships we carry within us.​

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