A reticulated giraffe seems drawn rather than patterned: clean white lines dividing fields of deep chestnut, the whole animal moving like a piece of living geometry through thorn and pale grass. It is taller than the landscape around it, yet somehow easy to miss until it steps from behind an acacia and the design resolves. There is elegance here, but also precision — long legs placing themselves carefully, lashes lowered against the light, the neck rising above everything like a question the plains have learned to ask.