Witch (Untitled)

This sculptural figure condenses a mythic presence into a compact, earth-toned monument, where the burnished bronze surface reads like weathered skin—scarred, luminous, and resolute. The composition stacks symbols of devotion and power—beads, ornaments, the ritual umbrella—against a face carved with stern vigilance, suggesting a guardian caught between wrath and protection. Cascading locks and swirling reliefs create a downward current that anchors the gaze to the grounded feet, turning the body into a pillar of endurance. In its dense ornamentation and deliberate heaviness, the work speaks of sovereignty carried as burden: sacred authority made tangible through weight, texture, and quiet menace.