Untitled 2 (Knotted Form) Black Marble Abstract Sculpture

This sculpture turns mass into motion: a monumental loop of stone, hollowed at its core, feels less like an object than a circulating breath, its speckled gradients shifting from charcoal to ash as if time has weathered it into softness. A stark, rectilinear block interrupts the curve, and the draped, pale form that spills over it reads as a tender counterforce—an emblem of vulnerability laid across engineered certainty. The tension between rounded continuity and abrupt geometry stages a quiet drama of restraint and release, where the void becomes as active as the material, insisting that absence can hold and shape what remains. In its poised stillness, the work suggests endurance not as rigidity, but as a continual act of bending without breaking.