Birds 2

Three bird-like beings, rendered with mask-blue faces and tightly banded bodies, stand as a quiet chorus—distinct individuals held together by a shared visual rhythm. The artist’s repeated stripes and scalloped markings create a tactile pulse across the forms, while the bold contrast of vermilion, maroon, and leaf-green turns their stillness into a kind of contained dance. Their upward, sidelong gazes suggest wary tenderness, as if each figure is listening for belonging within the group’s fragile symmetry. Set against an unadorned field, the work reads like folk-myth made intimate: ornament becomes identity, and companionship becomes a small, luminous ritual.