“Body Language,” captures the essence of a cutting horse at the pinnacle of its performance, guided by the subtle, intuitive commands of its rider moving as one. Cutting horses, known for their agility and peak physical performance, communicate through their movements, responding to the slightest cues from their riders. The sculpture vividly contrasts the poised readiness of the cutting horse with a still horse. This horse, down low, muscles taut, ears perked, and every sinew alert to the task at hand. Its body language tells a story of intense focus and readiness, embodying the goal of outsmarting the cow, imagined as a mirror image trying to outmaneuver the horse. This piece not only celebrates this remarkable bond but also hints at the broader theme of body language—particularly the nuanced and instinctive communication that often defines human interactions. Much like a cutting horse reads the intentions of its rider, understanding the body language of a woman reveals a world of unspoken messages and natural reactions. This sculpture embodies “emotions in motion.”