After the Gallop, 2026

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Berlin

After the Gallop traces what remains when motion dissolves and only its imprint persists. The body after exertion. The memory of a gesture. An altered breath. Exhaustion sedimented into matter.

With a raw and expressive stroke, these blurred and layered horses evoke the symbolic forms that have been ingrained in us since the beginning of time. They speak not of mastery, but of an instinctive dialogue between the body, movement, and the stroke.

Rooted in the territory, the work breathes through local hand-crafted binders. Painting here is an active negotiation with matter—a living organism embraced by a slower temporality, emerging through experimentation rather than control, and remaining forever open to transformation.