Cat 2 (Feline Form)

This compact bronze form distills the animal into an architectural glyph—part creature, part bridge—where a single arc cutout suggests both passage and breath within a solid mass. Its warm, weathered patina catches the light like accumulated time, turning the sculpture into a quiet relic of touch and labor rather than mere representation. The upright, hooked tail acts as a poised counterline to the grounded body, creating a tension between levity and weight that reads as vigilance held inside calm. In its deliberate simplification, the piece becomes a meditation on companionship and endurance: a domestic guardian rendered with the gravity of a monument.