A surreal hand-burned wood artwork exploring the quiet tension between instinct and artificial intelligence. The White Rabbit reaches out — not in fear, but in recognition.
This original pyrography piece is part of my ongoing White Rabbit series — a body of work that explores curiosity, control, and what happens when the organic world meets the artificial one.
In this piece, the White Rabbit sits face-to-face with a humanoid AI figure. Their hands meet in a moment that feels both intimate and unsettling — not dominance, not submission, but acknowledgment. The rabbit represents instinct, vulnerability, and intuition. The mechanical figure represents precision, intelligence, and inevitability. Neither is attacking. Neither is retreating.
Every line in this artwork was hand-burned, not laser engraved. I use varying temperatures and tips to create depth, texture, and contrast directly in the wood grain, allowing the material itself to become part of the image.
This is a one-of-a-kind original — once it leaves my studio, it cannot be replicated.
If you’re drawn to surreal symbolism, quiet narratives, or art that invites conversation, this piece was made for you.
👉 Add it to your collection and live with the question it asks.
A surreal hand-burned wood artwork exploring the quiet tension between instinct and artificial intelligence. The White Rabbit reaches out — not in fear, but in recognition.
This original pyrography piece is part of my ongoing White Rabbit series — a body of work that explores curiosity, control, and what happens when the organic world meets the artificial one.
In this piece, the White Rabbit sits face-to-face with a humanoid AI figure. Their hands meet in a moment that feels both intimate and unsettling — not dominance, not submission, but acknowledgment. The rabbit represents instinct, vulnerability, and intuition. The mechanical figure represents precision, intelligence, and inevitability. Neither is attacking. Neither is retreating.
Every line in this artwork was hand-burned, not laser engraved. I use varying temperatures and tips to create depth, texture, and contrast directly in the wood grain, allowing the material itself to become part of the image.
This is a one-of-a-kind original — once it leaves my studio, it cannot be replicated.
If you’re drawn to surreal symbolism, quiet narratives, or art that invites conversation, this piece was made for you.
👉 Add it to your collection and live with the question it asks.
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