Bronze (Tree Sculpture)

Rising from a jagged, wave-like base, this patinated form reads as a botanic emblem forged from time—its turquoise corrosion turning decay into a luminous skin. The composition hinges on a poised vertical stem and two simplified blossoms, a deliberate naïveté that lets texture carry the drama: pitted surfaces and rust-toned flecks evoke weather, salt, and memory embedded in metal. Against the stark white void, the sculpture becomes a quiet meditation on resilience—growth not as softness, but as an insistence that endures through erosion and transformation.