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The Hunt

In The Hunt, Brianna Lance continues her surreal exploration of feminine iconography—braids, shells, birds, marine life—now layered with new urgency. Apples and snakes, long charged with mythic resonance, appear alongside a restless pack of dogs, introducing a force of instinct, motion, and unease.

The composition hums with tension. Static symbols meet feral energy; softness meets pursuit. As with much of Lance’s work, each object is more than visual—it’s narrative. The braid becomes both tether and trail, the shell both armor and echo. In this new dynamic, these symbols shift in meaning, creating a surreal choreography of chase, vulnerability, and power. The Hunt doesn’t just depict pursuit—it embodies it.

$2,100.00

Original: $6,000.00

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The Hunt

$6,000.00

$2,100.00

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The Hunt

In The Hunt, Brianna Lance continues her surreal exploration of feminine iconography—braids, shells, birds, marine life—now layered with new urgency. Apples and snakes, long charged with mythic resonance, appear alongside a restless pack of dogs, introducing a force of instinct, motion, and unease.

The composition hums with tension. Static symbols meet feral energy; softness meets pursuit. As with much of Lance’s work, each object is more than visual—it’s narrative. The braid becomes both tether and trail, the shell both armor and echo. In this new dynamic, these symbols shift in meaning, creating a surreal choreography of chase, vulnerability, and power. The Hunt doesn’t just depict pursuit—it embodies it.

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In The Hunt, Brianna Lance continues her surreal exploration of feminine iconography—braids, shells, birds, marine life—now layered with new urgency. Apples and snakes, long charged with mythic resonance, appear alongside a restless pack of dogs, introducing a force of instinct, motion, and unease.

The composition hums with tension. Static symbols meet feral energy; softness meets pursuit. As with much of Lance’s work, each object is more than visual—it’s narrative. The braid becomes both tether and trail, the shell both armor and echo. In this new dynamic, these symbols shift in meaning, creating a surreal choreography of chase, vulnerability, and power. The Hunt doesn’t just depict pursuit—it embodies it.