Mythic Creatures (The Herd)

Three equine forms, simplified into tender arcs and closed-eyed profiles, fold into one another like a quiet chorus of breath—an image less of motion than of kinship. The saturated red, chestnut, and pale-blue bodies carry a symbolic temperature, while the cool, ribboning manes stitch the figures together, turning individuality into shared current. Against a parchment-like ground flecked with calligraphic traces and weathered marks, the composition reads as a mural of memory—where the horse becomes a vessel for lineage, protection, and the calm dignity of belonging. The gentle overlaps and softened contours suggest a guarded sanctuary, as if strength here is measured not by force, but by the grace of mutual presence.