Sculpture - Split Rock and Steel, Yellow side, Red side
SUSPENSION - 1 is a sculptural composition exploring balance, tension, and the interplay between natural and constructed forms. A clean metal frame forms the architectural skeleton of the piece, with a triangular top connecting to a solid rectangular base. Suspended within this geometrical framework are two precisely cut parts of a natural stone, separated but visually interdependent. Their weight is counteracted by the elegant suspension mechanism: flat vertical metal elements that both support and visually divide the composition. These metal components evoke the precision of architectural instruments, contrasting the organic irregularity of the stone with engineered restraint.
The sculpture embodies a dialogue between natural material and human-made form, evoking themes of structural integrity, spatial planning, and the poetry of suspension. SUSPENSION - 1 invites viewers to contemplate gravity, control, and the quiet beauty of materials held in measured tension.
Sculpture - Split Rock and Steel, Yellow side, Red side
SUSPENSION - 1 is a sculptural composition exploring balance, tension, and the interplay between natural and constructed forms. A clean metal frame forms the architectural skeleton of the piece, with a triangular top connecting to a solid rectangular base. Suspended within this geometrical framework are two precisely cut parts of a natural stone, separated but visually interdependent. Their weight is counteracted by the elegant suspension mechanism: flat vertical metal elements that both support and visually divide the composition. These metal components evoke the precision of architectural instruments, contrasting the organic irregularity of the stone with engineered restraint.
The sculpture embodies a dialogue between natural material and human-made form, evoking themes of structural integrity, spatial planning, and the poetry of suspension. SUSPENSION - 1 invites viewers to contemplate gravity, control, and the quiet beauty of materials held in measured tension.