Gautama Buddha 2 (Serene White Marble Buddha)

This minimalist seated figure, rendered in luminous white, distills the human presence into a single continuous rhythm of curves—arms and legs looping into a quiet geometry of balance. The glossy surface catches light like a still breath, softening edges and turning the body into a vessel for silence rather than anatomy, while the pared-back facial features suggest an inward gaze beyond portraiture. Set against the void of a dark ground, the sculpture reads as a meditation on restraint: serenity achieved through subtraction, where form becomes a threshold between material weight and spiritual suspension.