Domestication is a monument to our society’s relationship with the natural world, portraying a canine in chains as a subject of domination. The form of the wolf-dog is simultaneously geometric and organic with a metallic finish that is both raw and refined. The sculpture is bound and restricted by a simple, unrelenting head brace that is anchored to the ground with a heavy chain. Domestication fosters empathetic reflections unto our relationships with canine species, which can be understood as a microcosm to our overarching relationships with nature.