Kinship stands in the liminal space between the conscious and subconscious, asking a question that is both whimsical and profound: just as humans can inhabit the form of animals in their dreams, might some animals dream of themselves as humans?
Consider the inner lives of creatures we often see as solely instinct-driven. There is probably a deeper connection, a shared psychic landscape where the lines between species blur. We are not so different from them, and perhaps, in the silent theater of their dreams, they're not so different from us.