For generations, the world has separated the horse and the unicorn into different ranks.

The horse is admired for its strength and service, yet remains bound to the earth. The unicorn is celebrated as a sacred being, elevated beyond ordinary life.

Yet beneath the myths, they are nearly identical.

They share the same body, the same bloodline, and the same desires. The only visible difference is asingle symbol: the unicorn's horn.

Over time, that symbol became more important than the creature itself.

It is a reflection of humanity, and the symbols through which we assign value, status, and meaning to one another.

This collection explores the relationship between identity and status through the symbolism of horses and unicorns.

For generations, society has viewed the earthly horse and the mythical unicorn as entirely different beings. One is celebrated as divine, while the other is regarded as ordinary. Yet beneath these perceptions lies an unsettling truth: they share the same nature.

The unicorn's horn represents a symbol of status, belief, and social value. It is the visible mark that separates the sacred from the common. However, the collection asks a deeper question:

If every symbol of prestige were removed, what would remain?

Through this narrative, the collection examines the invisible systems that shape human perception, challenging assumptions about hierarchy, worth, and identity.

The artworks are not merely depictions of mythical creatures. They serve as reflections of humanity itself.