We deny her motherhood. We deny her freedom. Cows are the gentlest and we take almost everything from them. These gentle mammals are probably the most exploited, both mentally and physically, of all animals in the food industry and animal agribusiness, in general. From their milk and skin to their whole body and offspring, cows are considered the most profitable "asset" in the livestock industry. It is not impossible for anyone emphatic enough to not see these animals' suffering and reconsider their eating habits and lifestyle. I will never understand that even after learning about the atrocities these sentient beings have to go through many still turn the other way when there are ethical alternatives that can actually sustain humans' survival. Please research, learn the facts and help bring them to justice.

 

"Growing Kindness" depicts how I imagine the world would be if humans and animals work together in harmony for communities to thrive.  

A piece I made as a tribute to all nonhuman animals that had lost their lives in the hands of the animal agribusiness, In a Better Place is a culmination of all my projects highlighting the animal rights movement last year. 

We always imagine animals crossing the rainbow bridge at their time of passing and by then we knew that their suffering was over. But not for those who were left behind awaiting this gradual transition into genuine change, the paradigm shift.

 

A personal favorite of mine, Hope for the Animals depicts my vision for animal emancipation. It embodies all that I have longed for since transitioning to veganism some ten years ago. I'm certain that my fellow vegan advocates feel the same way, too. 

The horrific conditions of nonhuman animals, especially in the food industry, are unimaginable. Not only do they suffer in the physical sense, but the psychological torment they had to endure is simply unforgivable. Humans just numb themselves from the fact that these animals are sentient and very much aware of what is being done to them- and yes, even those who were allegedly "humanely slaughtered".