Fisherman (Figures on a Fish Sculpture)

A monumental fish-form becomes a quiet vessel of passage, its rippling, incised surface reading like currents of memory that carry fragile human stories along its spine. The small figures—poised between offering, greeting, and celebratory lift—introduce a tender choreography of relationship, suggesting how community is forged atop forces far larger than any single body. Warm, earthen patinas anchor the work in elemental materiality, while the buoyant negative space around the silhouettes lends the scene a fable-like suspension, as if migration, exchange, and hope are held in a single, balanced breath.