Vola (Bull and Myna Birds)

Set against a verdant field that feels less like landscape than devotional backdrop, the bull’s monumental presence is softened by meticulous modeling and a gaze that holds both endurance and quiet vulnerability. The composition choreographs a tender hierarchy: fiery blossoms and violet stems arc toward the animal like offerings, while the perched birds act as sentinels of balance—weight and lightness, earth and air—resting in improbable harmony. Saturated greens and ember reds heighten the work’s symbolic charge, suggesting fecundity and resilience, as if the pastoral scene becomes a meditation on coexistence and the dignified interdependence of all living forms.