Bull 37 (Harmony and Control)

This stylized bovine, built from interlocking planes of mauve, violet, and cool gray, turns the familiar animal into a faceted monument—both tender and armored—its contours sutured by decisive dark outlines that read like a map of inner temperament. The slanted field of blue and the spare, reddened sun compress space into a stage of symbols, while the looming human arm and hand hover as an ambiguous presence: protection, command, or ritual invocation. In this tension between pastoral calm and looming agency, the work suggests a dialogue about domestication and dignity, where the creature’s steady gaze becomes a quiet refusal to be merely owned.