The work explores the concept of “eating and being eaten” between animals and humans, delving into the principles of social Darwinism and unveiling the intricate relationship between civilization and savagery. It presents a thought-provoking insight: civilization and savagery are not binary opposites but rather interdependent and deeply intertwined forces.

Through the lens of consumption, the piece further examines the dynamics of predation, rebirth, and the delicate balance between life and death. By depicting the relationships between cattle, sheep, and humans—alongside the predatory cycles of the natural world—it reveals a nuanced and complex ecological system. Confronted with these images, the viewer is guided to reflect on the value of life and the symbiotic relationship between humanity and nature.