Bull Head 2

This stylized bovine visage emerges from a field of saturated cobalt, its sculpted grayscale planes and velvety stippling turning anatomy into quiet architecture. The dramatic cropping and sweeping curves of horn and cheek create a sense of monumental closeness, as if the animal’s presence presses gently against the viewer’s space. A single, narrowed eye—both serene and watchful—anchors the composition, suggesting dignity and endurance beneath the ornamental grace of the line. In the tension between cool blue atmosphere and warm, bodily volume, the work reads as a meditation on strength rendered through stillness.