A single crimson stroke arcs from upper right down through the picture plane, splitting near its base into two near-parallel lines that converge toward a shared terminus. The red is insistent without being aggressive, and the drawing's confidence lies in how little it concedes - the upper loop closes just enough to imply a head or nock, while the forked tail introduces quiet ambiguity about direction and intent.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery
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A single crimson stroke arcs from upper right down through the picture plane, splitting near its base into two near-parallel lines that converge toward a shared terminus. The red is insistent without being aggressive, and the drawing's confidence lies in how little it concedes - the upper loop closes just enough to imply a head or nock, while the forked tail introduces quiet ambiguity about direction and intent.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery