Balance

This bronze sculpture suspends two elongated figures in a shared act of equilibrium, their outstretched arms forming a single horizontal axis that feels both intimate and perilously tense. Each body leans away from the other, yet the clasped hands at the center become a quiet fulcrum—suggesting that connection is not ornament but structural necessity. The dark, burnished patina catches light along ribs and shoulders, turning anatomy into rhythm and reinforcing the idea of balance as something earned through strain. The spheres held at the extremities read as weights or worlds, transforming the gesture into a meditation on mutual responsibility and the fragile choreography of trust.