This graphite drawing captures the horse's head with a masterful rendering of anatomical detail and shading. The flehmen action is represented as a moment of absolute concentration, where the animal seems to interpret invisible secrets in the air. The title emphasizes the horse's intuitive, non-verbal capacity to understand its environment, resulting in a work that is both an anatomical study and an exploration of animal consciousness.
Each element finds new connections, dialoguing with works related by technique or inspiration. These relationships expand the meaning of the original work, inviting the viewer to discover interweavings, references and suggestions that enrich the visual and creative experience in an ever new path.
Copper sculpture of a chess horse, expressing joy and distraction, symbolizing happy pawns in a game larger than themselves.