Bull 2 (The Crimson Bull)

Set against a field of incandescent yellow, the bull stands like an icon suspended between monument and myth, its deep maroon mass anchored by a calm, appraising gaze. Across its back, a tessellated skin of reds and sudden electric blues reads as both wound and ornament—an uneasy patchwork of vitality that interrupts the animal’s earthy solidity. The low fringe of crimson grass ignites the ground plane, turning the scene into a threshold where pastoral emblem becomes a charged metaphor for endurance under spectacle, and for the way nature is refashioned into symbol.