The Horse and the Self is a body of work about the horse as mirror—an honest, living intelligence that reflects back what we carry, what we hide, and what we’re becoming. These paintings explore the artist's experience of the human–horse bond as a threshold space: where fear,  anger and resistance become valuable information about ourselves.

In this series, the horse stands in for relationship itself: a living “other” who can’t truly be controlled, only met. Through that meeting, the viewer is invited to ponder the deeper meaning of relating to "the other"—trust, boundaries, surrender, communication, and respect. Because this relationship demands truth in the body, consistency in the heart, and humility in the mind, the horse becomes a gateway through which we can grow spiritually.

Across the collection, the horse appears not as decoration or simple beauty, but as guide and witness—mythic and real at once—presenting both power and sensitivity.  The Horse and the Self is ultimately about returning to wholeness: learning to listen, soften, and stand steady—carrying us into the self where becoming is not a performance, but something true.

A horse made of fire surges forward through cosmic terrain—powerful, relentless, and alive with purpose.

Fire Horse is a 2026 series about personal evolution. When change finally stops asking and starts arriving... here to drag us away from the unsustainable habits we've been entertaining, the things we pretend we are, the addictions we nurse...the continuance of the story that fate has already written for us. Fire Horse is the reality check, the force of change that has been waiting in the cosmos... here for its dues.

These paintings hold a threatening intensity on purpose: they confront the viewer with forward motion, with truth, with the burning heat of what must be released.

Fire Horse is not about destruction—it’s about initiation.

A burn that clears the path for becoming.