Bull 2 (Bull)

This sculpture distills the animal form into a single, continuous swell of volume, where the bowed head and grounded legs turn power into quiet introspection. Its dark, green-patinated surface catches light in soft, migrating highlights, making the body read like a landscape—part muscle, part hill—shaped by time and touch. The generous negative space beneath the torso becomes a held breath, suggesting restraint and dignity as strength settles into stillness. In its pared-down anatomy, the work speaks less of depiction than of essence: a meditation on weight, endurance, and the calm intelligence of presence.