Bull 36 (Night Watch)

This stylized bovine figure is constructed like a stained-glass memory—bold, dark contour lines partition the body into warm, earthen facets that seem to hold traces of landscape, ember, and soil within. Set against a bruised charcoal ground, the animal’s steady gaze becomes a quiet axis of presence, balancing weight and stillness as if guarding a threshold between the pastoral and the mythic. The fractured geometry suggests resilience: a living form made of many planes, carrying both burden and dignity, where light appears not as illumination from outside but as a glow stored in the body itself.