Wingspan Sculpture

A sweeping architectural gesture rendered in nickel-finished metal, the Wingspan Sculpture by John Richard commands its space with the quiet authority of something both ancient and entirely contemporary. Steel and aluminum work in concert to achieve a silhouette of remarkable tension — the outstretched form measuring forty-two inches across, its proportions calibrated to read as movement arrested mid-flight. A marble and stone base grounds the composition, lending the gravitas of natural material to what is otherwise an exercise in refined metalwork and structural elegance. This is sculpture as punctuation: the considered object that completes a room.