ORIGINAL ARTWORK · Animal worlds

A Horse’s World

AAC-059

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This painting is the most complex in terms of scientific and artistic interpretation. It depicts a grazing horse in a mountain valley. It is scientifically known that horses, like many ungulates, have eyes located on the sides of their head, providing a vision range of nearly 350 degrees—almost a full circle, with narrow blind spots directly in front and behind. Their color perception is also different. We have conveyed this through perspective distortion and the addition of spectrums. The valley appears unnaturally panoramic, "unfolded." The color palette includes not only familiar colors (yellow, blue) but also bright, pulsating spots on the flowers. This is an interpretation of a horse's ability to see ultraviolet light. Ordinary flowers in the field glow with these ethereal colors, as if steeped in a hidden source of energy. The painting captures a sense of vast, encompassing space filled with hidden, vibrating patterns.

Dimensions

45 × 30 cm

Medium

Acrylic

Framing

Natural wood frame

Year

2026