Thinking+as+a+Hobby

I placed the jaguar in between the Venus de Milo and the thinker to represent a boundary. This boundary represents the natural fear people tend to have of things that are different or unknown. Although I didn't put the Venus de Milo and the thinker together, I placed them both facing toward each other. I did this so they can both study the other and contemplate about their similarities and differences. The thinker ponders on the Venus de Milo's beauty, and the Venus de Milo ponders on the thinker's wisdom. I think that with all of their pondering, over time, they will become curious and want to see what it's like on the other side. It's up to them to cross past the fearsome jaguar to meet each other. If they don't overcome their fear they will be stuck on opposite sides forever.