In “Murder,” a hornet captures a cicada in a dramatic and brutal moment of nature’s raw predatory behavior. The power and intensity of this scene make a stark statement about the violence that exists within the natural world. What would be considered taboo or criminal in human society is depicted here as a necessary, albeit violent, part of nature’s cycle.
This piece challenges the viewer to confront the uncomfortable reality that violence, in its many forms, is deeply ingrained in the natural order, and yet, society has drawn a fine line when such acts are performed by humans. “Murder” is ideal for those who appreciate dark art and the complexities of life and death in nature.
