The overall tone is a warm, flesh‑pink hue that softens the stark, chilling presence of the skeletal form. The skull has been meticulously hollowed out, with the contours of the cranial vault, zygomatic arches, nasal bridge, and mandible rendered as crisp and precise as architectural frameworks. Through the intricate voids, the underlying vertebral and rib structures subtly emerge, weaving a delicate yet fragile internal space. This is a “transparent death” — one that neither hides its emptiness nor shies away from it, but instead imbues the form with new life through the sheer beauty of its structural design. The figure stands tall and proud, its ears perked alertly, while a single strand of sculpted mane cascades forward across the forehead, capturing the fleeting traces of wind that once brushed against it. Though only the skull and cervical vertebrae remain, the posture retains the noble poise and watchful vigilance characteristic of a spirited horse — as if it might let out a silent neigh at any moment.