Human Tree Brass Figurative Sculpture

This sculptural “tree” rises like a genealogical axis, its branching arcs populated by small, rhythmic figures that turn the canopy into a living diagram of community. The warm patina of the metal catches light in quiet flashes, lending each simplified body a devotional presence while the circular crown frames their movement as both dance and destiny. Composed as stacked registers—from grounded guardians at the base to celebrants aloft—the work suggests a world held together by touch, repetition, and shared ritual, where individual identity is inseparable from the collective pulse. In its symmetrical order and intimate detailing, the piece becomes a meditation on continuity: lineage as shelter, and gathering as a form of protection.