The form reveals its power, the spirit conveys its ambition — The series of bull sculptures interprets striving spirit through artistic language.

When bull sculptures break free from the constraints of their materials—whether the cold hardness of bronze or the warmth of brass—and stand in eternal poses, with bodies tensed in readiness, hooves straining with force, and heads held high in resilience, they have long transcended mere replication of "form." Those muscular lines are not simple physiological depictions, but the surging power in the veins of strivers; those rusted textures are not accidental marks of time, but medals forged through trials.

This series of bull  sculptures, through the unique language of sculptural art, transforms "striving" from an abstract word into tangible sinew and bone, palpable breath, and a resonant spiritual totem. They are more than just forms—they embody spirit; more than just sculptures—they pay homage to every soul who bends their back and presses forward in life.

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The Power in Posture: Making "Striving" Visible

The sculptor eschewed the cow’s docility or lethargy, instead focusing on the most dynamic, tension-filled moments: one bull plants its front hooves, muscles heaving like rolling hills, neck taut in a stubborn arc, as if pulling a massive plow to split through barren earth; another rears its head, horns sharp, chest swelling like a drum, tail bristling like a steel whip, etching a "never-surrender" spirit into every contour; still another bends low, back arched, head nearly touching the ground, hooves digging deep into the base’s texture, freezing the persistence of "unrelenting toil" into eternity.

These postures reject ostentation, yet in the tensed muscles, straining joints, and forward-leaning weight, lies the steadfastness of "one step at a time." As the sculptor put it: "Striving is never about shouting declarations—it’s about pouring effort into action in silence. Every bone, every inch of muscle in the bull speaks this truth for us."

 Metaphors in Materials: Letting Texture Embody the Weight of Spirit

The choice of materials itself is a second interpretation of the spirit of striving.

A bull cast in bronze, adorned with oxidized greenish rust, resembles the medals time bestows on those who strive—its heaviness carries the vicissitudes of "remaining resilient through trials."

A work forged from brass, with its warm metallic luster, reflects the brightness of "being ready to act"—its polished back, mirror-like, captures both the sharpness of striving and the wisdom of "gathering strength in restraint."

There is even a sculpture  (pieced together) from rusted steel plates and raw wood: the cold hardness of steel collides with the soft warmth of wood, much like the balance of firmness and flexibility on the path of striving—there is the toughness to face storms, and the gentle persistence in holding onto ideals.

The texture of each material extends the spirit: rough chisel marks stand for the hardships of striving; smooth curves, the clarity that comes with perseverance; and the coldness of metal paired with the steadiness of stone together form a metaphor: "Striving is never a momentary passion, but a long-lasting commitment."

When people stand before these sculptures, they see not just the form of a bull, but reflections of their own moments: under the lamplight during late work nights, in the struggles of early entrepreneurship, in every instant of gritting their teeth to pursue a goal. As the sculptor put it, "I want those who strive to see themselves here — the unspoken perseverance, the resilience hidden in the heart, all understood by this bull."

This series of bull sculptures has ultimately become a bridge: through the language of art, it turns abstract spirit into something tangible, perceptible, and resonant; it transforms "striving" from a mere slogan into a life force in material and posture, understandable to all.