Foxes in the Forest depicts a group of foxes moving through a dense, almost theatrical woodland. Their elongated bodies appear to merge with the surrounding forms, creating a continuous rhythm between animal and landscape.

Rather than presenting the forest as a realistic setting, Polina Lis constructs it as an imagined space shaped by memory and instinct. The movement of the foxes suggests a shared journey, while their repetition turns them into symbols of searching and transformation within the artist’s personal mythology.