The desert fox, known for its cunning and adaptability, has often been misunderstood as a pet, but its wild nature and need for space make it unsuitable for domestic life. Additionally, tourism in its habitat is altering its environment, forcing changes in its behavior and nature.
In Berber folklore, however, the fox is seen as an intermediary between the physical and spiritual worlds. It is believed to have the ability to move through darkness, symbolizing its connection to the realm of the dead, thanks to its stealthy presence at night, when the boundary between both worlds becomes more fragile.

30 x 30 cm oil painting and acrylic on 400g Canson paper.
40x 40 cm Framed.