Mother And Child

This sinuous bronze form distills the human figure into a single continuous breath—an elongated ascent of torso and head rising from a grounded, sheltering curve that reads like both seat and wing. Light skims the sculpture’s polished planes and disappears into its recessed folds, turning surface into a quiet drama of concealment and revelation, as if the body is simultaneously emerging and retreating. The tension between the heavy, anchored base and the tapering vertical lift suggests a meditation on resilience: a poised solitude that bends without breaking, holding inwardness as a kind of strength.