Bull 31 (The Guiding Hand)

This stylized bull, fractured into stained-glass planes, advances with a quiet inevitability, its muscular body distilled into geometry that feels both ancient and sharply modern. Warm ochres, saffron yellows, and ember reds glow against a brooding charcoal ground, as if the creature carries its own internal light through a nocturnal field of pressure and silence. The curving horns and taut forward leg suggest restrained force—an emblem of endurance and ritual vitality—while the mosaic segmentation turns flesh into facets, inviting the viewer to read strength not as brute mass but as composed, deliberate structure. In that tension between motion and containment, the work becomes a meditation on power refined by discipline.