Artwork story

SOUL GALLOP is a work born in a suspended moment — a season where the body paused but the soul never stopped moving. Two faces that tell a complete arc: stillness and regeneration on one side, instinct returning on the other. FACE A — Frida Khalé era The body paused. The soul never stopped moving. This piece was born during a season where movement disappeared, but imagination travelled further than ever. A time I called my Frida Khalé era — somewhere between being stuck and creating anyway. Face A embodies alignment, healing, breath and silent power. A portal between stillness and return. The green becomes a living field — a landscape of regeneration. Before the horse runs, before the dust rises, before freedom becomes visible, the soul remembers how to gallop. FACE B — Pin-Up, instinct returns Instinct returns first. Wild hair. Wild heart. One soul. Two beings. One movement. This face captures the moment life rushes back through the body. After the Frida Khalé season came the call of the open land. The dust. The wind. The familiar rhythm of hooves. Pin-Up and I become reflections of the same energy. The same untamed spirit. The same desire for freedom. Her mane mirrors mine. Her movement awakens my own. What was once still becomes motion. What was once waiting becomes momentum. The body remembers. The soul already knew. The gallop was always there. REVERS(E) — Turn the Canvas. Change the State.