Young Lady (Abstract Wooden Form)

Rising from a compact, grounded base, this warm-toned sculpture unfurls into a pair of sweeping, winglike planes that seem to gather air and light, turning mass into a poised gesture. The surface carries subtle veins and weathered specks, letting the material’s natural history read as a quiet counterpoint to the work’s aspirational lift. Its taut vertical arc stages a dialogue between containment and release—an emblem of emergence that feels simultaneously bodily and architectural, as if a shelter were learning to sing.