Tashkent - Artwork 421

A high-contrast black-and-white composition that depicts a large stylized horse and human figure amid swirling patterned fields and smaller animals, executed in bold, repetitive carved lines. The scene reads like a contemporary woodcut or linocut print that draws on tribal and folk-visual languages, using negative space and rhythm to define forms and motion. The densely worked linear textures—concentric waves, hatchings and rhythmical marks—give the piece a vibrating energy, while the simplified silhouettes maintain clarity and storytelling force.

Overall the work is graphic, emblematic, and evocative of printmaking traditions reinterpreted through a modern, narrative lens.