The initial idea of ​​these drawings comes from fables. The artist has always been interested in topics related to animals, the attitude of people towards animals and vice versa, their behavior, what they would potentially tell us if given the opportunity. Centuries ago, we saw scenes of captured and oppressed animals. The fact is that lately, this method of control has been less practiced. On the other hand, if we compare or replace the roles of man and animal, we can notice that the situation coincides, that is, now it is people who are trapped, voluntarily. As if their life seems safer in the comfort zone by looking at the world from another seemingly safer angle, as because the whole society is symbolically locked in a large cage that is under the control of larger animals and from which there is no way out. The information that reaches us in those moments is mostly confusing and partial, and we can interpret it by choice. Are we really safe with these emerging comfort zones or do we just want to believe we are? Are animals observing us now?