Winter – 29.7 x 42 cm

Portion allocated to a charity: €10

In the silence of a street buried in snow, we can make out a small figure advancing with measured steps. At the heart of the winter landscape, a rabbit with blue fur appears like a touch of fragile poetry. Wrapped in a coat of feathers, he seems almost unreal, like a delicate presence lost in the white immensity.

The city, cold and distant, continues its indifferent movement. The passers-by, anonymous silhouettes silhouetted against the immaculate snow, continue on their way without really stopping. The snow falls slowly, suspending time, while the little creature advances with discreet resistance.

Because beneath this snow which covers everything also hides the vulnerability of this little being, lost in a world too vast for him. This coat, soft and protective, is however only a symbol. It evokes warmth, dignity, this minimal protection that allows you to hold on when the cold bites your skin and indifference freezes your eyes.

The image then becomes a metaphor. Behind the touching innocence of the scene arises a deeper question: what remains for those who do not have this layer of warmth to protect them? For those for whom every winter becomes a test, every night a struggle against the cold.