I paint wild animals because there’s something deeply honest about them. In nature, animals aren’t pretending—they just are. They move, hunt, rest, and survive without being boxed in by expectations like we often are as humans. Through my art, I try to capture that raw authenticity—the way a tiger stalks with silent focus, or how birds take flight without hesitation. Painting wildlife reminds me of a world where instincts lead, not rules. It’s a kind of freedom I admire and feel drawn to express on canvas.