Horse 2 (The Duel)

This work distills the horse into a charged emblem of will: two angular bodies—one ochre, one bleached white—lock into a tense choreography that reads as both pursuit and embrace. The stark contouring and flattened planes deny illusionistic depth, pushing the drama forward like a frieze, while the red field behind them burns as a psychological backdrop, turning motion into confrontation. Between the earthy ground and the incandescent void, the forms oscillate between vitality and fracture, suggesting a narrative where power, desire, and struggle become inseparable in a single, suspended instant.