PACK MENTALITY

The suits are sharp. The instincts are feral.

In Pack Mentality, Miss AL Simpson pulls back the curtain on corporate power to reveal its true face—not human, but hound. These aren’t executives. They’re enforcers. Loyal to hierarchy, trained for dominance, bred to obey.

The dog heads aren’t masks—they’re revelations. Each figure is a hybrid of polish and predation, moving in sync like a boardroom ballet of compliance and control. The image blurs at the edges, like memory under surveillance—suggesting that identity, ethics, even selfhood dissolve when the pack takes over.

A digital painting, created in collaboration with AI, the piece carries a cool detachment—calculated, efficient, and unsettlingly precise. It doesn’t scream; it growls.

Pack Mentality is a portrait of the system as it is: elegant, loyal, brutal.