In this linocut a rhinoceros moves calmly and deliberately across the landscape, itspowerful form softened by a field of daisies that appear to gather across its back. As theanimal passes through its environment, it seems to collect fragments of the landscapeitself, becoming partly transformed by what surrounds it. Drawn to the nectar of theflowers, small birds perch along its back, turning the rhino into a living garden in motion.The work raises a quiet question: is the rhino becoming the landscape, or merelyabsorbing what lies in its path? Either way, the transformation creates a naturalcamouflage—an unexpected form of protection that blends strength with subtleadaptation as the animal continues its steady journey forward.