Chicken 2

Rendered in a spare wash of charcoal and smoke, the trio of birds occupies a wide field of white like quiet thoughts held in suspension, their forms softened by watery gradients that dissolve certainty into atmosphere. Sharp accents of crimson at the comb and wattle puncture the monochrome calm, turning simple barnyard figures into small emblems of vitality and alert presence. The scattered black specks read as seed, rhythm, and chance all at once—an improvised constellation that binds the group while emphasizing the generous silence around them. In this economy of means, the work becomes a meditation on companionship and pause, where everyday life is distilled into gesture, breath, and space.