Bronze (Mother and Child Sculpture)

This compact figurative sculpture turns the human body into a quiet topography, where broad, compressed volumes fold into one another with a sense of inward gravity. The dark, burnished surface catches light in scattered glints, as if memory were surfacing through layers of patina, while the softened anatomy refuses spectacle in favor of contemplation. Its asymmetry and subtly twisted posture suggest a private act of endurance—part rest, part retreat—inviting the viewer to read emotion through mass, weight, and the silence of withheld detail.