Untitled 4 (The Potter)

This sculptural figure folds inward with a gravity that feels both tender and inexorable, the bowed head and gathered limbs shaping a private chamber of contemplation. The dark, weathered surface catches light in soft, intermittent glints, turning the body’s curves into a quiet topography where time and touch seem embedded in the patina. Composed of swelling volumes and restrained gesture, the work transforms intimacy into monument—suggesting a cycle of care, fatigue, and resilience as the hand settles on the small, rounded form like a vow.