Untitled 15 (Village Gathering)

Against a sunbaked ochre field, the figures and horses resolve into bold, flattened silhouettes, as if memory itself has been cut into shape and pinned to the light. A pale, nearly monumental woman in white anchors the composition—both witness and axis—while the surrounding riders and onlookers drift in a slow, ceremonial orbit that suggests communal routine rather than spectacle. The high-contrast palette and simplified contours compress depth, turning the landscape into a stage where everyday movement becomes emblematic of endurance, kinship, and the quiet dignity of labor.