At first glance, it’s a longhorn—bold, unmistakable, a symbol of wide skies and Texas pride.
Look closer.
The surface carries a hidden story: raised dots, once meant to be read by touch, now folded, cut, and shaped into something altogether new. Braille paper, repurposed into sculpture. Strength made from delicacy.
It is art that insists on a second look. A reminder that meaning is not only seen—it is felt.
