Native Africans never consider themselves superior to animals. For them, each type of animal is self-sufficient and has its own leader. Everyone on this earth lives in equal conditions and no one can control anybody. The painting "The Guest" shows a giraffe peeking through an arched door. The giraffe is a symbol of greatness, beauty, and grace. A long-necked animal expresses a desire to reach for something new and unknown.
The arch depicted here marks the transition to a new dimension, where a kind animal meets you. We are looking at the arch as if we are moving through it to get a new experience. The arches' images are necessary to remove the negative energy.
African cave paintings are placed on the walls of the room, from which the viewer seems to look. As a totem, the giraffe image can be placed in the study of scientists, politicians, or creative people.
