ALL OF US is a sculpture composed of 30 individually cast bronze forms—each one unique, with organic, rounded shapes that suggest natural elements such as seeds, pebbles, or cellular bodies. Rising from a solid base on slender vertical rods, the forms appear to hover in space, evoking a quiet dialogue between individuality and collective presence.
The arrangement balances delicacy and strength: while each shape stands independently, their shared elevation and proximity create a sense of cohesion, community, and mutual support. The use of bronze, with its historical weight and permanence, contrasts with the fluidity of the forms, inviting contemplation on identity, interconnectedness, and the quiet power of the group.
The sculpture can be viewed while shifting perspectives and discovering new relationships—mirroring the complex dynamics of human connection.
ALL OF US is a sculpture composed of 30 individually cast bronze forms—each one unique, with organic, rounded shapes that suggest natural elements such as seeds, pebbles, or cellular bodies. Rising from a solid base on slender vertical rods, the forms appear to hover in space, evoking a quiet dialogue between individuality and collective presence.
The arrangement balances delicacy and strength: while each shape stands independently, their shared elevation and proximity create a sense of cohesion, community, and mutual support. The use of bronze, with its historical weight and permanence, contrasts with the fluidity of the forms, inviting contemplation on identity, interconnectedness, and the quiet power of the group.
The sculpture can be viewed while shifting perspectives and discovering new relationships—mirroring the complex dynamics of human connection.