In Fox Hunting, AndrBel explores a bipolar cognitive perspective in which the act of pursuit becomes a metaphor for self-recognition. The hunter and the fox function as mirrored entities within the same perceptual field, suggesting that the subject searches for its own characteristics projected onto the environment.

This painting belongs to the Relhi series, where each work captures a cognitive instant in which internal states permeate external reality. Here, the hunt becomes a metaphor for identity, instinct, and the eternal search for oneself in the world.

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Fox hunting belongs to the Relhi series within the mio GESES conceptual system.

The work explores relational tension and symbolic pursuit within human perception and social dynamics. Rather than depicting a literal hunt, the painting interprets the motif metaphorically — as a cognitive and psychological chase between perception, instinct, and environment.

This conceptual approach aligns the work with AndrBel’s broader exploration of mental states as spatial and relational systems.

Unlike the seven institutional anchor works, Fox hunting is positioned within the active primary market circulation of the artist’s practice.

This makes it particularly attractive for collectors seeking entry into the conceptual system of AndrBel at a more accessible acquisition level.

Acquisition provides:

• Ownership of a work within the Relhi conceptual series
• Registration within the ARTHALL BEL4224 artwork archive
• Exhibition loan opportunities within ARTHALL programming
• Early placement within the expanding collector network of the artist

Works such as Fox hunting represent the circulating layer of AndrBel’s practice, supporting broader collector engagement while the seven anchor paintings maintain the structural conceptual core. 

• Minimum holding period: 2 years
• Artist Right of First Refusal
• 8% artist resale participation
• Eligibility for ARTHALL BEL4224 exhibition loans