Solar Bull(Original)
The bull is captured in a crouched, alert posture—a coiled spring of raw energy. Its muscular frame is defined by a "skeletal" layering of stitches, creating a sense of a form that is simultaneously being built and unraveled. A striking focal point is the hand-crocheted solar disc in the upper corner, which introduces a domestic, traditional element that contrasts sharply with the primal fury of the beast below. The subtle use of white for the horn and vivid red accents near the belly grounds the piece in a narrative of sacrifice and celestial ritual.
Medium: Mixed Media Textile; Hand-Embroidery and Crochet on Canvas.
Technique: Free-hand thread drawing combined with traditional fiber craft.
Dimensions: 20x30 cm / 7.9x11.8 inches.
Signature: Hand-signed by Sahar Azimi.
Aesthetic: Neo-Primitive, Tactile, Mythological.
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