



Set within a medallion-like circle, the scene reads as a contemporary myth: two faceless women—rendered in patterned greens—tend to a luminous blue bull whose body is inscribed with quiet, interior worlds, as though memory and ancestry are mapped onto flesh. The flattened, ornamental surface and disciplined linework create a tapestry of rhythms—scaled gold, curling waves, and floral tendrils—that bind human, animal, and nature into a single ceremonial ecology. Cool blues and lilacs surge at the base like a rising tide, while the warm ochres behind them hold the figures in a suspended, timeless space, suggesting care as both devotion and pact. By withholding facial features, the work shifts identity into gesture and ritual, proposing a collective feminine guardianship over force, fertility, and the fragile balance between domestication and the wild.







