



Set against a night sky stippled with stars, the work unfolds like a modern myth: three faceless figures, patterned like living textiles, preside over a procession of animals whose bodies are mapped with ornamental scripts, as if each creature carries its own ancestral story. The composition stacks realms—sea-swell at the base, terrestrial herd in the middle, and a winged, airborne body above—so that movement becomes spiritual ascent rather than simple travel, a choreography of protection and passage. Saturated blues, ochres, and ember reds collide with crisp outlines to create a dream-logic where identity dissolves into archetype, suggesting a ritual of care in which humans and beasts share one cosmic breath.







