Circus (A Delicate Act)

This sculptural tableau stages a precarious triumph: a patinated figure balances in inversion atop a massive, earthen form that reads at once as body, boulder, and burden. The dialogue between oxidized greens and sanded ochres sets cool aspiration against warm, wounded matter, while the glossy punctures in the surface suggest scars—sites where vulnerability becomes visible and irrevocable. Its vertical thrust turns gravity into metaphor, proposing resilience as an uneasy acrobatics performed on the very substance that bears—and bruises—us.