Silver Branches I

A composition in nickel-finished brass and metal, Silver Branches I renders the quiet architecture of winter boughs with sculptural restraint — each element caught in a moment of arrested gesture against its ground. At eighteen inches square and barely three and a half inches deep, it occupies wall space the way a well-placed accent chair commands a room: with presence that belies its footprint. The piece belongs to that rare category of wall art that reads as both object and image, equally compelling from across a gallery-lit room or at close inspection.