Bull 5

Rendered in velvety charcoal against a field of near-white silence, the bull emerges as both apparition and force—its mass anchored in dense blacks while its edges dissolve into drifting smoke. Sweeping, nervous linework arcs around the horns and flank, turning the animal’s breath and motion into an atmospheric choreography that feels half-memory, half-myth. The tension between weight and erasure suggests a portrait of power in transition: an icon of brute vitality already slipping into gesture, as if the drawing is capturing not the creature itself but the afterimage of its will.