Horse Series 157

Two horses surge forward in a tightly compressed frieze, their bodies rendered as bold silhouettes that turn motion into a kind of calligraphy—white and black locked in a charged, near-mirroring chase. The rain-like vertical drips veil the scene, softening the figures into memory while insisting on time’s downward pull, as if speed itself is being weathered. Against the decorative, almost wallpapered ground, flashes of cobalt and ochre read like emotional accents—signals of pulse and heat—suggesting a struggle between freedom and constraint, instinct and pattern. The work becomes less a literal gallop than an allegory of dual forces: innocence and shadow, clarity and doubt, each driving the other toward an uncertain horizon.