Faceless Riders - The Watcher

The Watcher

32x32cm
Oil pastel on canvas
Framed in Oak float frame

Perched at the edge of camp, The Watcher keeps his eyes on the horizon and his ears to the ground. He’s not here to lead — he’s here to learn. And in doing so, he honours the land and the lore passed down through generations. Presence without pride. Stillness with purpose.

Faceless Riders

Limited Series Add-On — Part of “Riders of the Unridden”

With faces left blank and stories untold, these pale-skinned cowboys ride quietly at the edges of legacy. Wrapped in striped shirts and shadowed by wide-brimmed hats, they don’t lead the charge — they follow the dust trails of those who came before.

These figures are not here to dominate or define, but to reflect. Symbols of how culture can ripple outward — shifting minds, softening hearts, and inviting new ways of seeing. In a world still reckoning with frontier myths, these cowboys hold space. They make room. They listen.

Their silence speaks:
Respect over presence. Solidarity over spectacle.

Though visually distinct from the Blak riders, they belong in the same story — not because they look the same, but because they stand for the same things: strength, vision, and legacy carried forward through reverence, not reins.