Horse 4 (The Galloping Herd)

This kinetic composition stages a circle of horses caught between play and panic, their angular bodies and emphatic black contours turning anatomy into glyphs of raw instinct. Earth-browns and ashen greys press inward like dust and smoke, while the abrupt red disc at the center reads as both tether and provocation—an ember of desire, conflict, or fate around which the herd revolves. The fractured perspectives and clipped gestures deny pastoral romance, suggesting instead a ritual of power where motion becomes a language and the animal spirit mirrors a restless human psyche.