Bull Park 1 (The Chimera)

Suspended against a lucid turquoise field, the creature’s compact, coiled body reads like a knot of instinct—part bull, part chimera—caught between repose and sudden charge. The faceted, translucent planes behind it behave like stained glass or shattered memory, refracting space into restless geometry while the softly modeled greens of the torso hold a bruised, organic gravity. A crimson mask-like head interrupts the palette as an emblem of altered identity, suggesting a psyche split between gentleness and ferocity, desire and restraint. In the tense curl of the tail and the almost human articulation of the limbs, the work stages metamorphosis as both protection and exposure, a body trying to belong to two worlds at once.