
The Lion’s Blindness
In nature, the zebra’s stripes function as camouflage for predators that perceive the world in monochrome.
Here, the woman becomes the zebra: present, essential, yet perceived differently depending on the observer’s ability to see beyond instinct.
The image questions perception itself—are we blind like the lion, or capable of conscious vision?
Stefano Giacchi, Italy, Città Di Castello