#46528 Andre Brasilier

The composition is structured around a series of horizontal planes, creating a distinct sense of layered space. The uppermost section presents a pale ochre field populated with small, dark shapes that suggest birds in flight. Their scattered arrangement conveys movement and a feeling of openness above the depicted scene.
Below this, a broader band of warm yellow introduces a contrasting hue and defines another spatial level. A subtle curve within this plane hints at a landscape feature – perhaps a hill or ridge – though it is rendered with minimal detail.
The lower portion of the work focuses on two silhouetted figures: a canine and an equine form, positioned in profile facing left. Their forms are simplified to essential outlines, emphasizing their dynamic poses. The dog appears alert, its tail raised, while the horse seems to be mid-stride, conveying a sense of energy and forward motion.
The limited palette – primarily ochre, yellow, and black – contributes to a restrained aesthetic. The stark contrast between the dark figures and the lighter backgrounds creates visual impact and directs attention towards the central subject matter. The absence of detailed rendering encourages viewers to engage with the work on a symbolic level.
Subtly, the arrangement suggests a narrative or relationship between these two animals. They are not merely depicted; they seem engaged in an activity, perhaps companionship or pursuit across this abstracted landscape. The layering and simplification evoke a sense of memory or dreamlike recollection rather than a literal representation. The overall effect is one of quiet contemplation and understated elegance.