Lysara the human horse by Peter Bolman

About "Lysara the human horse"

by Peter Bolman

About the artwork

Her name is Lysara, the Keeper of Silence. In a forgotten kingdom where humans and animals lost their forms, she was the only one left behind to keep the secrets of the land. With her head of a horse and her soft, human hands, she weaves stories into the veil that adorns her head. Each thread carries a memory, a whisper of what once was.

Her large, dark eyes have seen centuries, but still carry the patience of a being who has learned to understand time. The flowers on her dress symbolise the vanished villages and fields where children once played and sang songs. No one dares approach her anymore, out of respect and awe, but one knows: whoever catches her gaze carries a piece of her forgotten world with them forever.

- This artwork shows an enigmatic figure with the head of a horse and the body of a human, dressed in a sophisticated, nostalgic outfit. The figure wears a striped, flower-embroidered dress, finished with delicate buttons and a lace veil that falls gracefully over the ears and shoulders. The large, penetrating eyes and serene, almost solemn face convey a sense of quiet dignity and mystery.

The style is fairytale-like with a warm, earthy colour palette and a love of texture and craft. The whole evokes associations with an ancient portrait from a forgotten era, where man and animal merge into symbolic characters in a poetic world full of hidden stories. -

Created by Peter Bolman with support from AI.