Horse (The Galloping Herd)

A totemic black column cleaves the pictorial field like an axis of fate, around which horses and a horned creature surge in a compressed carousel of bodies. The restrained gray ground acts as a hush, amplifying the charged collision of ochre, cobalt, and vermilion—colors that read as instinct, command, and alarm in perpetual negotiation. The fractured outlines and abrupt overlaps turn motion into memory, suggesting a struggle between domestication and wildness where grace is inseparable from force. In this suspended melee, the work becomes less a scene than a psychological arena, staging how power circulates, resists, and reconfigures itself.