El Caballo sits at the heart of this collection. Multiple horses stand close together, their forms overlapping — individual yet connected. There is movement here, but also unity. A sense of shared direction. The deep blue backdrop leans into late evening sky — the kind that settles slowly over open land in the south of Spain. Against it, warm creams, chestnut and soft earth tones hold their own weight. Light and shadow meeting without conflict. Within this body of work, the horse represents strength, endurance and forward motion. Here, that strength feels collective. It is not about one force, but many. Generations. Community. Presence. This piece speaks to tradition carried together. To movement that is shared. To the quiet power of standing side by side.
