A "black-and-white seagull" is like a "white crow", but a seagull. Therefore, it is black, unlike other normal white gulls, i.e. it is also white, but it is called black because it is unusual. By analogy with the so-called "white crow" - "black seagull". I see, right? It would be more correct to call, of course, a seagull with unusual behavior a "white crow". But agree, it would be strange. Therefore, the "black seagull". Or maybe its a crow depicted, just white, so-called albino crows. Too small - not visible.
Is it really nonsense?)
From the series "Circles of Testaments"
Oil on canvas on cardboard, 30cm
Is it really nonsense?)
From the series "Circles of Testaments"
Oil on canvas on cardboard, 30cm