In this 3D relief sculpture, a praying mantis devours the silhouette of a man, a stark representation of consumption and the fragile boundary between dominance and insignificance. The mantis, often a symbol of patience and predation, looms over its faceless prey, reducing human presence to a mere shadow--an echo of existence, easily swallowed by the larger forces of nature. This piece does not depict reality but instead evokes a dreamlike--almost nightmarish--realm where nature distorts and overpowers, rendering humanity spectral and insubstantial. This piece explores the anxiety of existing in a world that feels vast, indifferent, and incomprehensible. It asks: Are we observers or the consumed?