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This piece captures the quiet majesty of the mountain lion—an elusive predator rarely seen despite its wide presence across California. Adaptable yet vulnerable, its story is reflected in P-22 of Los Angeles, whose life revealed both the resilience of wildlife and the challenges of fragmented habitats. Crafted from hand-painted and embellished maps, sheet music, and news articles on mountain lion safety (along with other painted paper), the work layers human narrative with wild presence. P-22's legacy lives on in efforts to reconnect wild spaces through land bridges and other safe corridors for wildlife.
