A contemporary abstract bronze of a bull, the animal reduced to a single massive, rounded volume balanced on short, bowed legs, head lowered and horns levelled forward. Where Bull II keeps the realistic anatomy of a charging animal, this piece strips the form down to pure weight and silhouette — one continuous swell of bronze from shoulder to muzzle, broken only by the bright polished-gold horns. Heavy, grounded and quietly monumental despite its small scale, it reads the bull as sheer mass and intent rather than motion. Part of the artist's Bulls series.