See-Thru Tiger continues my exploration of endangered wildlife through surreal symbolism. A ghostlike tiger materializes from behind a wall, its transparent form suggesting a presence that is both here and gone. It feels less like an animal entering the landscape than a memory returning to the territory it once ruled.

The scene unfolds beneath a luminous pink sky where tropical fish drift effortlessly through the air, dissolving the boundaries between water, earth, and imagination. A solitary column and an ambiguous floating form hint at forgotten civilizations and uncertain futures, while the open desert becomes a place where reality and dream coexist.

Rather than depicting extinction as absence, See-Through Tiger imagines the tiger as a lingering spirit—a reminder that even when habitats disappear, the memory of wildness remains.