A minimalist brush painting of a single galloping horse floating free with no background at all: the area surrounding the subject is completely transparent (alpha = 0) - not white, not colored, no surface, no ground line, no checkerboard pattern, no shadow. The entire horse is captured in only three to five bold loaded-brush strokes: one stroke forms the neck and head, one sweeps the arched back and hindquarters, one drives the extended legs, and a long sweeping stroke carries the flying mane and tail as pure motion. The pigment shifts naturally within each stroke - dark bay into warm sienna where the brush ran drier - and every stroke ends wet and tapered. No internal detail beyond the minimum that keeps the horse readable: no eye, no hooves, no harness. The trailing strokes thin and break into the transparency, so the subject looks complete in its energy and unfinished at its edges.
The horse and its trailing strokes sit fully intact with clear transparent margin on every side; the transparency extends uniformly to all four borders of the canvas. No text appears anywhere. 1:1 square composition.
