This art installation, titled 'Feral Paradise' by Shirley Wegner, is located at the Israeli Cartoon Museum in Holon, within the Tel-Aviv District, Israel

This art installation, titled 'Feral Paradise' by Shirley Wegner, is located at the Israeli Cartoon Museum in Holon, within the Tel-Aviv District, Israel. The scene features a large, plush, multi-colored bovine-like creature, primarily pink with cream and lavender accents and prominent curved horns. This creature is positioned centrally, bending forward as if drinking from a reflective surface on the floor. A smaller, pink and lavender plush rabbit figure with long ears rests on the bovine's back. The entire floor area is covered in dense magenta-pink textured material resembling ground cover, interspersed with reflective silver-colored sections simulating puddles or water bodies. Several stylized trees with smooth, painted trunks in swirling pink, orange, and red hues, some bearing artificial foliage, rise from the floor. Sparse, individual magenta-colored grass-like elements protrude from the ground cover, and small yellow butterfly ornaments are affixed to tree trunks and the ground. The background wall is white with faint, light grey outlines of trees.