Windblown Sculpture

A monumental presence at forty inches, the Windblown Sculpture by John Richard captures arrested motion in metal and aluminum, its polished nickel and brass finishes catching light with the quiet authority of architectural metalwork. The marble and stone base anchors the composition with geological permanence, grounding what reads above it as something almost atmospheric — form rendered mid-flight. This is a piece that commands a room without asking for attention, the rare sculptural object that rewards both the first glance and the long study.