Untitled 8 (Serene Encounter)

A monumental green cow’s head tilts into the frame like a benevolent guardian, its calm, almond eyes softened by broad planes of color that turn anatomy into a gentle geometry. Against a field of crisp white, the rhythmic blue bands and upright stems of yellow flowers introduce a measured cadence, while the small red bird below adds a pulse of alertness—an intimate counterpoint to the cow’s steady presence. The heightened palette—greens, reds, and deep blues—functions less as naturalism than as emotional code, suggesting a pastoral world rebuilt through memory and play, where care and companionship replace hierarchy. In this poised, folk-pop syntax, scale becomes symbolism: tenderness is enlarged, and the everyday becomes quietly mythic.