Set against a velvety black field, the repeated procession of pale cattle becomes a measured chant—each figure suspended between motion and icon, as if ritual has been turned into pattern. The stark contrast compresses depth into surface, letting ornamented horns, bells, and anklets shimmer as quiet declarations of care, ownership, and devotion. Crimson handprints punctuate each body like seals of blessing or witness, transforming the herd into a collective memory where touch stands in for voice. Through its disciplined grid, the work speaks of abundance and protection, yet also of how living beings are translated into symbols within a culture’s sacred economy.