A horse can be admired, loved, cared for, trained, ridden, managed, and still not truly be seen as a being with its own life.
Coexistence begins at the point where the horse is no longer valued only by what it does for the human.
Equine Notion is not built on accusation. It is built on a change of centre. The horse is not merely a project.
Who is this horse when no demand is placed on it? How does it choose space? Which companions does it seek?
The questions change the relationship.
Coexistence rests on the recognition that horses are sentient and capable of agency. They are not abstract symbols of freedom, nor machines of service.
Domestic life always involves human responsibility. But responsibility does not have to become total control.