Abstract Geometry Sculpture

A composition in tension and stillness, this twelve-inch sculpture by John Richard resolves the dialogue between stone, marble, and brushed brass into something quietly monumental. The geometry is deliberate — planes shift and recede across its eight-inch breadth, casting shadows that change with the light and reward a second look. It is the kind of object that anchors a curated surface without demanding it, lending an architectural intelligence to a console, library shelf, or occasional table.