Against a field of incandescent red, three pale bovine forms drift in a quiet procession, their simplified bodies and finely striated necks reading like inscriptions of breath and labor. The ochre tree at left anchors the scene as a primal witness—half shelter, half specter—its branching silhouette pressing myth into everyday pasture. By flattening space and paring detail to essential contours, the artist turns rural life into an emblem: a meditation on endurance, kinship, and the sacred stillness that hovers between domestication and wilderness.