Life Circle (Lovers on the Wheel of Time)

This sculptural tableau suspends two elongated bodies in a quiet, intimate dialogue, their polished bronze surfaces catching light like breath held between confession and retreat. Beneath them, a verdigris ring—stitched, scored, and ruptured—opens into a jagged void that reads as both portal and wound, turning the circular form from symbol of wholeness into a precarious threshold. The composition’s tension lies in its balance: tenderness perched atop instability, as if love itself were an act of daring over an abyss of unspoken histories. Material contrast becomes metaphor—warm, living sheen against oxidized, weathered green—suggesting desire’s persistence amid time’s corrosion.