Sighthound by Nataliya Hines is a series of intaglio etchings and silkscreen prints that explore power dynamics and archetypes through the lens of hare coursing—an ancient sport involving the pursuit of hares by trained dogs. The works examine themes of dominance, control, and the complex relationship between predator and prey.

Hines combines intaglio etching and silkscreen printing to create a stark visual contrast, using intricate textures alongside bold, graphic imagery. The works capture the tension between predator and prey, while reflecting on the broader cultural and psychological implications of hare coursing. Through this combination of techniques, Hines invites viewers to examine the complex dynamics of power, control, and survival embedded in the sport.