Two Tigers (Olivia Hamza)

Two Tigers explores the gap between lived cultural experience and external perception. A man calmly feeds two creatures in a scene that feels intimate and unsettling, evoking culture shock. Framed like a cinematic still, the composition distances the viewer, turning them into an observer of a staging. A hidden third creature mirrors the viewer’s position. The work reflects how cultural traditions are often misread, framed, and made threatening through outside interpretation.