Jumping Cat Fiber Glass Animal Sculpture

A crouched feline form, rendered with a weathered, mineral-like surface, stretches itself over the hard edge of a plinth as if testing the boundary between safety and surrender. The composition’s taut diagonal—tail arcing upward while the head descends—turns gravity into a quiet drama, where curiosity reads as both instinct and risk. Dark, bruised hues and roughened textures deny sentimentality, suggesting an animal distilled into memory or artifact, poised between vitality and stone. In this liminal posture, the work becomes a meditation on thresholds: the moment before a leap, the trust placed in an unseen ground.