This sculptural creature balances between bull and chimera, its elongated body caught in a tense, almost balletic stride that turns raw animal force into poised motion. A bruised patina of greens and earthen browns pools in the uneven surface, letting light skim across scars and ridges like sedimented time, as if the form has been weathered into being rather than simply made. The arcing tail and forward-thrust horns create a looping rhythm—an enclosed circuit of momentum—that suggests both escape and inevitability. In its deliberate distortion, the work reads as a meditation on instinct: power stretched, reconfigured, and made strange, yet still unmistakably alive.