Untitled 6 (Shepherds and Their Flock)

Rendered in meticulous monochrome linework, the scene stages three turbaned figures whose steady gazes and thick moustaches read as archetypes of guardianship, while the lambs—cradled and pressed forward—become tender emblems of trust offered to the world. The repeated, outstretched hands create a circular choreography of protection and presentation, compressing space so that care feels both intimate and collective, almost ritualistic. Against this restrained palette, the sudden flare of yellow at each forehead—pierced by a small red mark—functions like a pulse of inner light, suggesting vigilance, faith, or conscience as the quiet force binding community to its most vulnerable lives.