Bull (Bull 6)

Set against a field of saturated red, the animal stands like an icon—both humble and monumental—its pink body rendered with a candid, almost tender linearity that refuses naturalism in favor of presence. Draped across its back, a mosaic of jewel-toned fragments reads as a ceremonial burden or mantle, turning the creature into a vessel for value, memory, and ornamented identity. The tension between the flat, declarative ground and the textured, patchwork covering creates a quiet drama: a portrait of resilience where vitality is amplified, but also questioned, by what is placed upon it.