Deer

This intricate monochrome drawing gathers four antelope-like forms into a single, breathing knot of bodies, where patterned skins become a shared language of belonging. The disciplined repetition of scales, concentric arcs, and striped horns creates a quiet optical pulse, turning the animals’ embrace into a meditation on interdependence and protective intimacy. Set against generous white space, the cluster reads like a small sanctuary—an emblem of community that is both tender and resilient, holding together through rhythm rather than force.