

This slender figurative sculpture distills family into a single vertical breath, where three faceless forms rise like quiet vows around a green, stone-like core that reads as both hearth and spine. The burnished bronze surfaces catch light in soft ribbons, turning touch into illumination, while the mottled emerald center suggests endurance—nature’s patience—anchoring the human gestures of leaning, sheltering, and becoming. Its elongated proportions and minimal features refuse anecdote, inviting the viewer to project their own lineage into the tender asymmetry of closeness. In the tension between cool, mineral stillness and warm, reflective metal, the work frames intimacy as a structure—made not of words, but of presence.







