Harman's evocative painting, Boundary Wall, from the illustrious 10th Estate series, draws us into a tale that juxtaposes the contrasting elements of nature, urban decay, and an unspoken human narrative.

The moss-clad wall represents the relentless encroachment of nature upon the man-made, signaling nature's quiet resilience in the face of humanity's transient constructs. A mural of a deer, reminiscent of a simpler, perhaps more innocent time, emerges from this setting, providing a stark contrast to the surrounding decay.

The freshly applied spray paint of a target and the words "no hunters" paint a narrative of urgency and defiance. Who added this message? What prompted them to lay down a protective warning in such a seemingly forsaken environment? Were they trying to preserve a fading memory, or were they marking territory in this dystopian world?

With the backdrop of the wintery scene, the leafless tree, and the uninhabited and crumbling high-rises, the artwork resonates with a chilling stillness. Harman's blending of digital painting techniques with AI adds another layer, inviting viewers to ponder the intersection of past and present, and humanity's evolving relationship with nature.