Bull 2

Rendered in velvety charcoal and vaporous wash, the animal emerges as both presence and memory—its form carved from smoke, then allowed to dissolve back into it. The composition hinges on a quiet tension between sharp, searching contours around the head and the sweeping, unfinished arcs of the body, suggesting motion held in suspension. Light is treated as erasure rather than illumination, opening negative space that feels like breath and distance, turning the creature into a symbol of endurance—beautiful, wary, and transient at once.