Dancing Couple Brass, Metal Figurative Sculpture

Poised on a narrow plinth, the paired figures suspend a dance at its most precarious moment, their outstretched arms forming a taut horizontal axis that reads like both embrace and boundary. The bronze’s mottled patina catches light in soft, shifting highlights, lending the bodies a weathered intimacy—as if time itself has polished the memory of closeness. Subtle counterweights in their stances create a visual push-pull: he steadies, she yields, yet neither fully possesses the other, turning the space between their hands into the work’s true subject. In this elevated balancing act, affection becomes an exercise in trust, autonomy, and the fragile geometry of connection.