Radga And Krishna (Nighttime Revelry)

A mythic bovine form, fractured into ribboning planes, turns the familiar animal into a living constellation where anatomy becomes emotion. The blazing ochre disc and the cool blue orb behind it read like twin celestial forces—sun and moon, desire and reflection—pressing the figure into a suspended dance between earthly weight and dreamlike levitation. Curving horns, spiraled limbs, and lacquered color fields create a rhythmic push-pull of tenderness and power, as if the creature is both guardian and offering within an interior cosmology. The textured ground, mottled and mineral, holds this vision like an ancient wall, suggesting a timeless folklore reimagined through modern abstraction.