Untitled 2 (Untitled) Sand Stone Figurative Sculpture

This sculptural totem stages a quiet drama of weight and balance: a porous white orb—at once celestial and domestic—rests improbably on an angled slab etched with calligraphic traces, as if language itself were bearing the burden of form. Warm terracotta stone, punctured by brass-like protrusions, interrupts the serenity with sharp accents that read like pins, sutures, or moments of insistence, binding disparate materials into a single, precarious poise. The small, grounded stone at the base anchors the composition’s upward aspiration, suggesting a dialogue between gravity and transcendence, between the rough-hewn body and the refined mark of culture. Set against open sky and lawn, the piece becomes a solitary meditation on how memory, text, and matter cohere—never seamlessly, yet with stubborn resilience.