Cow (The Bull)

Set against a field of incandescent red, the bull is rendered as an emblem rather than an animal—its dense, stippled body outlined like a sacred silhouette, hovering between tenderness and latent force. A glowing, earth-like orb nested within its torso turns the figure into a living vessel, suggesting fertility, guardianship, and the weight of the world carried quietly beneath a proud, uplifted head. The spare surrounding space and the distant, muted disc above heighten a sense of ritual stillness, as if this creature stands at the threshold between myth and memory, heat and composure. In this compression of form and color, the work transforms strength into sanctuary, proposing power as something that protects as much as it commands.