Goat (Shelter from the Storm)

A solitary, cubist-leaning figure sits in quiet guardianship beside a lean, animal companion, the two rendered as interlocking planes that feel both carved and tenderly assembled. The parasol—fragmented into prismatic wedges—introduces a note of shelter and ceremony, as if the act of shade becomes a small declaration of care against the heat of existence. Behind them, a restless field of crimson and ember triangles churns like memory or noise, pressing inward while the figures hold their stillness, suggesting resilience in a world that never stops flickering. The restrained, earth-bound body tones anchor the scene, letting the saturated backdrop read as emotional weather—an atmosphere of intimacy tested by turbulence.