Rhinoceros in the sea

"The artist's mission is to give the public what they need." Alan MooreWhat would the sound of a rhinoceros galloping on the lightness of the sea surface be like?That is what this book seeks to reveal with each story: the sacred vibration manifests from within each reader, which can only be felt through the pulse of each emotion. Like a good song.It is up to us to make a mark on the moor and the sea to continue, as a species, enduring through the ages, their histories and their peoples.That is the teaching of the Rhinoceros. That is why this book is a tribute to Sudan: "I am unique. I am the last male white rhinoceros on planet Earth. I don't want to sound like a profiteer, but the fate of my species literally depends on me. I act under pressure. I'm 1.82 metres tall and I weigh 2,267 kilos, if that matters", Sudan.How will we be remembered as the people of these times? As the last society, when machines took over thecontrol of the food chain, before we ourselves killed life on Earth?