Village Play 2 (See-Saw)

This compact sculpture stages a precarious equilibrium: two figures strain against a shared beam, their bodies stretched into opposing vectors that turn play into a quiet allegory of dependence. The dark, crusted surface—punctuated by flashes of metallic light—reads like time itself, suggesting a struggle worn smooth by repetition yet still sparking with resolve. Negative space under the fulcrum becomes a breath held between them, where trust and tension meet, and where balance is revealed not as stability but as ongoing negotiation.