The Bull Pair

This mirrored pair of fantastical beasts turns heraldic bravura into a sly meditation on power: each creature strides with theatrical certainty, yet its hybrid anatomy and looping tail undermine any stable identity. The restrained grayscale body is set against a field of pale coin-like discs, where value becomes both halo and target—an economy of symbols circling the figure like quiet propaganda. By doubling the image, the artist stages a dialogue between twin authorities, suggesting how dominance is rehearsed, replicated, and made believable through ornamental spectacle rather than truth.