Tribute To 26 November (Wooden Landscape Sculpture)

A dark, undulating slab of richly grained wood lies like a cultivated shoreline on the plain field of grass, its scalloped edges turning a functional surface into a quiet topography. Set upon it, the pale, porous stone reads as a moon or burden—an elemental counterweight whose chalky texture sharpens the wood’s satin depth and warmth. The composition stages a measured dialogue between permanence and growth, geology and memory, where the weight of time is made visible through touch, material contrast, and deliberate stillness.