Prairie Sculpture on Selenite

The Prairie Sculpture on Selenite commands a room through sheer compositional authority — its vertical presence balanced against a base whose luminous, cloud-like form grounds the whole with quiet geological drama. There is something deeply considered in the proportion here: the sculpture rises with the unhurried confidence of a horizon line, neither overreaching nor receding, but simply existing with the self-assurance of a well-resolved object. It is the kind of piece that anchors a console or pedestal not by filling space, but by organizing it.