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Hand-carved stone sculpture.

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The Seabass translates a familiar fluid natural form into solid stone playing with the contrast between movement and weight.

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The work draws on the recognisable shape of the fish while allowing material and process to interrupt perfect realism.

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Surface texture and tool marks remain visible, giving the piece a tactile quality that resists polish and precision. By carving an organic subject in stone the work holds a quiet tension between liveliness and permanence.

 

Carved entirely by hand, Seabass is conceived as a singular object rather than part of a series.