Beast is a suspended presence, caught between tenderness and tension.
A vertical body of pale fur, bound by dark harnesses, hangs in silence like a restrained instinct. The material invites touch, almost comfort, while the straps impose control, structure, and constraint.

Between attraction and unease, Beast evokes the fragile balance between our primal impulses and the systems that seek to contain them. An object-becoming-creature, it confronts the viewer with a quiet violence, where softness does not soothe, but resists.