Teddy Bear

This sculptural teddy form is constructed from a dense constellation of metallic spheres, turning a symbol of childhood softness into a gleaming, armored presence. The mirror-like surface fractures the surrounding world into countless highlights, so the “skin” becomes a field of shifting reflections where intimacy is replaced by spectacle and self-awareness. Its bulbous proportions preserve a totemic innocence, yet the weight of repetition and industrial finish suggests how comfort can be manufactured, commodified, and made strangely untouchable.