Legs (Sand and Step)

Cropped to the realm of legs and hooves, the drawing turns the horses into a procession of weight and rhythm, where individuality dissolves into a shared, deliberate motion across a hushed ground. Dense, velvety shading on sinew and joint contrasts with the spare whiteness above, letting negative space act like a silence that amplifies each step. The stippled terrain reads as both dust and memory—an accumulative surface that records passage—while the overlapping limbs create a quiet tension between herd instinct and the fragile autonomy of a single stride.