Twins 2 (Forms in Stone)

Carved from a brooding, mineral darkness, the sculpture opens into an elongated void that reads like a sanctum—an interior space made palpable through disciplined contours and a skin of striated textures that catch light as if it were breath. The pale, flame-like form suspended within this hollow becomes both offering and ember, a quiet insistence on tenderness held inside endurance, where the rough, crystalline rim suggests time’s abrasion and the persistence of matter. The dialogue between the monumental and its smaller counterpart turns the work into a meditation on scale and echo: a private ritual repeated, as if memory itself were a form that can be nested, protected, and renewed.