The sculpture Venus draws its inspiration from the planet it’s named after—often associated with beauty, femininity, and mystery. Its curving organic forms and open central void create a sense of balance between strength and delicacy. The structure seems both ancient and futuristic, much like our view of celestial bodies across time.
I hope viewers feel a sense of harmony, elegance, and timeless curiosity—like discovering something that has existed both in deep space and within us.
I chose bronze for its durability and ability to convey age and permanence, enhanced by a subtle green patina. The marble base grounds the piece in gravity, contrasting the ethereal concept of Venus orbiting in space. The abstract style allows personal interpretation while remaining universally symbolic.
Original Created: 2025
Method: Carving
Subjects: Abstract
Materials: Bronze, Ceramic, Clay, Stone
Styles: Abstract, Contemporary, Futurism, Conceptual, Surrealism
20 W x 25 H x 20 D centimeters
