8.5 × 11 acrylic pain on wooden panel
Eqquis 1 captures the raw tension between instinct and control, with the horse emerging and dissolving through layered, gestural abstraction. The figure feels in motion—never fully fixed—suggesting a force that is both forming and breaking apart at once. Through texture, fragmentation, and negative space, the piece channels a sense of momentum and primal energy, inviting the viewer to engage with it not as a subject to define, but as something to feel in flux.
8.5 × 11 acrylic pain on wooden panel
Eqquis 1 captures the raw tension between instinct and control, with the horse emerging and dissolving through layered, gestural abstraction. The figure feels in motion—never fully fixed—suggesting a force that is both forming and breaking apart at once. Through texture, fragmentation, and negative space, the piece channels a sense of momentum and primal energy, inviting the viewer to engage with it not as a subject to define, but as something to feel in flux.
