

A luminous herd advances in a quiet procession, their simplified bodies—white, ochre, rust, and an uncanny sky-blue—reading like individual temperaments moving under one shared impulse. Above them, a swollen, ornamented moon hangs heavy with spirals and seed-like lights, turning the night into a patterned canopy that feels less astronomical than mythic. The dense, brushed darkness of the field absorbs sound and depth, so the animals’ crisp contours become a gentle defiance against uncertainty, suggesting resilience, belonging, and the enduring memory of pastoral life carried forward in collective motion.







