This sculpture feels like a turning point—a stylized, puzzle-like form with three rounded limbs reaching outward from a central body, carved in soft sandstone tones. It’s tactile, playful, and open to interpretation: a figure in motion, a symbol of connection, or perhaps a gesture of curiosity. Its simplicity is deceptive—it holds the quiet confidence of a first step into abstraction.
If this was one of the artist’s earliest explorations in sandstone, it speaks volumes. The piece doesn’t try to impress—it invites. It marks the moment when the artist began to trust the stone, to let form emerge without needing to explain. It’s the beginning of a language that would later shape other works in the collection.
This isn’t just a sculpture—it’s a seed. A symbol of artistic permission. A reminder that abstraction begins not with complexity, but with courage.

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