This oil and charcoal painting features an up-close view of a ram mountain goat, capturing its fierce and majestic presence. The painting is a symbolic representation of the relationship between humanity and nature, as the curved horns of the ram mountain goat are used to depict the mountains.

On top of the horns, the painting depicts the rugged peaks of the mountains, while on the bottom curve, it shows a mountain town, representing human settlements in the mountains.

The painting aims to convey the idea that as people try to move and live in the mountains, the mountain goat will always have the best view, a reminder of the natural inhabitants of the mountains. This piece is a tribute to the enduring beauty and power of nature, and a call to respect and protect it."