Transformation 2 (Abstract Scissors Sculpture)

This sculptural composition distills the human figure into an elegant, tool-like silhouette—two elongated forms that lean and cross with the tense intimacy of bodies mid-gesture. The warm grain of wood, interrupted by brass inlays that read like scars or constellated memories, turns the surface into a ledger of time, where craft becomes biography. Poised on a stark base, the diagonal thrust creates a suspended choreography between balance and fall, while the small, coral-like blue element below suggests life persisting at the margins—an undercurrent of vulnerability beneath the monumentality. In its pared-down abstraction, the work speaks to connection as both structure and risk: a meeting point where tenderness is engineered and held.