Bull 17 (Bull 46)

This stylized bull is constructed from decisive, faceted planes of vermilion and umber, turning raw animal force into a kind of geometric heraldry—power distilled into structure. The compressed, forward-driving pose and cropped space intensify its weight, while the single, alert eye punctures the abstraction with a flash of sentience, as if instinct itself has been diagrammed. Against a weathered ground flecked with gold, the creature reads as both sacrifice and icon: a terrestrial body elevated by luminous traces that suggest dust, ritual, and the residue of memory.