White Rabbit #7 is part of my ongoing White Rabbit series, where I explore the relationship between artificial intelligence and living, emotional beings.

This piece shows a white rabbit sitting across from a mechanical, humanoid figure. Their hands are touching. That moment is intentional. There’s no struggle, no threat—just contact. For me, this work is about curiosity, vulnerability, and what happens when something soft chooses not to turn away.

I’ve always seen the white rabbit as a symbol of curiosity and innocence. In this piece, the rabbit isn’t being forced into anything. It’s choosing to engage. That reflects my own experience with AI—questioning it, being cautious, but also recognizing that it’s here and that interaction is unavoidable. This isn’t about fear. It’s about the pause before fear takes over.

White Rabbit #7 represents the beginning of that relationship. It’s the first moment of contact.

This work is directly connected to White Rabbit #8 and White Rabbit #9, which I’m currently working on. Together, the three pieces form a continuous story.

• #7 introduces AI and the initial connection

• #8 explores integration and change

• #9 will complete the arc with acceptance

All three are part of the White Rabbit series featured on my website.