This sculpture stands tall with a commanding, architectural presence, shaped from a textured ceramic surface that brings both rawness and refinement. Its faceted, angular form creates a dynamic interplay of planes, inviting viewers to move around it rather than settle on a single perspective. Each side reveals a different expression and shape — from sharply carved edges to smoother, more organic curves — as if the piece holds multiple identities within one solid, monolithic form.
The surface is rich with tactile depth, showing natural speckles and variations that hint at geological inspiration, as though it could have emerged from earth and erosion rather than a studio. These irregularities enhance its sculptural character, bridging the border between crafted object and found formation.
Equally striking as an interior statement piece, it makes a bold addition atop a sideboard, console table, or pedestal, where light can accentuate its shifting surfaces throughout the day. Outdoors, it feels just as at home — its grounded weight and weather-friendly material allowing it to inhabit gardens, terraces, or courtyards as a solitary, contemplative presence.
Versatile yet uncompromising, the sculpture stands as an object that changes with perspective and light, offering quiet discovery for anyone who takes the time to circle it.
This sculpture stands tall with a commanding, architectural presence, shaped from a textured ceramic surface that brings both rawness and refinement. Its faceted, angular form creates a dynamic interplay of planes, inviting viewers to move around it rather than settle on a single perspective. Each side reveals a different expression and shape — from sharply carved edges to smoother, more organic curves — as if the piece holds multiple identities within one solid, monolithic form.
The surface is rich with tactile depth, showing natural speckles and variations that hint at geological inspiration, as though it could have emerged from earth and erosion rather than a studio. These irregularities enhance its sculptural character, bridging the border between crafted object and found formation.
Equally striking as an interior statement piece, it makes a bold addition atop a sideboard, console table, or pedestal, where light can accentuate its shifting surfaces throughout the day. Outdoors, it feels just as at home — its grounded weight and weather-friendly material allowing it to inhabit gardens, terraces, or courtyards as a solitary, contemplative presence.
Versatile yet uncompromising, the sculpture stands as an object that changes with perspective and light, offering quiet discovery for anyone who takes the time to circle it.
