In this piece, a delicate rabbit nestles among soft blue and pink blossoms, bathed in warm, creamy tones that evoke comfort and tenderness.
Its gaze is calm, almost timeless, as though it has never known the weight of the questions that so often occupy our human minds.
Nature, in its quiet wisdom, shows us again the fragility of existence—how everything blooms and fades in its own rhythm, unhurried yet never still.
 
Animals move through this fragile thread of life with a grace we often forget. They ask for nothing more than the essentials: food, shelter, safety.
They live in the moment, without overthinking the next one. There is a purity in this way of being—a joy and peace that comes from simply existing, from being wholly present.
 
We, instead, have learned to complicate our paths with layers of worries, comparisons, and imagined futures. And yet, this rabbit reminds us that perhaps the truest way to live is not in the chase for more, but in the gentle acceptance of now.
 
In its stillness, it holds a wisdom far older than ours: that life, in all its fragility, is best savored moment by moment