Side by Side

Side by Side shows an elegant, intimate moment shared between two insect figures seated close together. Dressed with care and quiet formality, they mirror the posture and closeness of a human pair, even as their delicate, unfamiliar forms gently disrupt that expectation.

The contrast between refinement and peculiarity gives the scene its charm. The drawing invites the viewer to spend time with it, noticing the grace in their gestures and the strangeness of their pairing. What first appears formal slowly becomes tender, revealing a moment that is both elegant and quietly unsettling in its difference.