Female Fiber Glass Animal Sculpture

This sculpted horse head carries a solemn nobility, as if caught in the quiet interval between motion and memory. The warm, bronzed surface—worked with visible striations and roughened edges—lets light skim across the cheek and neck like time itself, revealing a tension between refined anatomy and raw, weathered facture. Cropped into a bust, the form reads as both portrait and relic: a symbol of strength tempered by vulnerability, where the downward tilt of the muzzle suggests restraint rather than triumph. In its restrained palette and compressed space, the piece evokes an intimacy that turns an emblem of power into a meditation on endurance and presence.