Equus SIN

Edition: 1/6 – crystal, 2/6 – crystal

For thousands of years, the horse has accompanied humankind as a symbol of strength, freedom, nobility, and instinct. In the Equus SIN series, however, it is not shown in motion or in a traditional heroic pose. What remains is only the life-size head — a concentrated expression of the animal, its character, and its inner energy.

The monumental horse heads are made of clear crystal, a material that paradoxically transforms their physical strength into something fragile and almost immaterial. Light enters the glass, passes through it, and continuously changes its appearance. The realistic form seems to dissolve at the edges, shifting between a real animal, a memory, and an apparition.

Equus SIN explores the contrast between strength and fragility, physical presence and light, wildness and absolute stillness. The horse is not portrayed as a specific animal, but as an archetype — an embodiment of freedom, beauty, and an energy that humankind has never been able to fully tame.