Lord Ganesha Series 1

This compact sculpture folds inward like a body remembering itself, its swollen planes and central column creating a private architecture of shelter and pressure. Veins of sea-green and milky white, flecked with ember-like reds, read as both geological strata and bruised tenderness—an uneasy marriage of purity and erosion. Light glides across the glossy skin to reveal micro-fissures and marbling, suggesting resilience formed through weathering rather than polish. The form hovers between abstraction and the echo of an embracing figure, turning intimacy into a monument of quiet endurance.