Churning Force

This painting is called “Churning Force,” and while it’s not a huge piece, it has an incredible energy you can feel from across the room. It’s all about that inner momentum and raw determination—the kind of power you build up just before you make your move.

Look at the way the bull is painted. It’s not just standing there; it’s caught in mid-motion, coiling its body into a spiral. I wanted to create a visual of that “churning” feeling we get inside—when you’re gathering all your thoughts and energy, pulling everything into a tight core right before you unleash it. You can almost feel the compressed power at its center, like a storm waiting to break.

And you might notice, this isn’t just any bull. I imagined it as a blend of a bull and a lion. To me, that’s the ultimate symbol of controlled power: the raw, grounded strength of the bull combined with the majestic confidence of a lion. It’s the kind of energy that works wonders everywhere, whether you’re in a boardroom, a creative studio, or just need to tap into your own personal strength.

The background was painted to feel just as dynamic. I used these rich yellows, deep reds, and blacks that swirl and move with the bull, creating a kind of vortex. It’s all meant to represent that inner fire and ambition. And the little glints of gold you see shining through? Those are about victory, success, and aiming for something higher. If you’re into symbolism like in Vastu, this color combination is perfect for a space where you want to encourage growth and progress.

Speaking of Vastu, bulls are seen as symbols of endurance, prosperity, and leadership. That’s why a painting like this is great for an office, a workspace, or even an entryway. It brings in an energy of focus and forward motion. Even though it’s a smaller piece, its bold vibe can really shift the feeling of a room.

For the person who takes this home, “Churning Force” is more than just art. It’s a daily reminder to gather your strength before you act, to build that quiet power before you put it out into the world. It’s a visual anchor for discipline and self-mastery.

This painting is really for the leaders, the visionaries, the people who are always planning their next step—not with impulse, but with real thought and purpose. It holds a space for ambition and power, reminding you that you’re ready to rise. It’s not loud, but you can’t ignore it. And that’s what makes it so powerful.