Cat Fiber Glass Animal Sculpture

This small sculptural study of a reclining feline settles into stillness with the candor of a private moment, its body stretched yet heavy, as if surrendering to gravity and quiet. The mottled, dark patina catches light in broken flecks, turning the surface into a map of bruised golds and umbers that both describe fur and deny it, emphasizing presence over detail. Composed as a low horizon of soft arcs and blunt paws, the piece invites a slow, intimate viewing where tenderness and alertness coexist—sleep as a form of watchfulness. In its restrained gesture and weathered skin, the animal becomes less an illustration than a meditation on vulnerability, warmth, and the dignity of rest.