Closeness
(2011) Size: 17x 8x 10inch
Medium: Bronze
Multifigures
(2009) Size: 20x 14x 15inch
Medium: Bronze
Embrace
(2009) Size: 11.5”x 12”x x7”
Medium: Bronze
My sculpture express group of humans embracing each other in close connection, it can relate to relationship among family or friends, also connects to the emotional gathering during the funeral, the Shiva and afterwards…
Close Connection
(2008) Size: 15x 12x 13inch
Medium: Bronze
The sculpture Close Connection represents motherhood.
The son is created out of his mother’s body a recall of biblical Eve’s creation out of Adam’s rib.
The mother’s breast is also the son’s head, so they are one body, inseparable
Emotionalife
(2008) Size: 11.5x 9x 9.5inch
Medium: Bronze
WhereTo
(2004) Size: 14.5x 13x 13.5inch
Medium: Bronze
Where Do I prefer to be?
Where To My thoughts are leading me?
I am here and there
My thoughts are everywhere
Two Facets
(2003) Size: 18x 17x 10inch
Medium: Bronze
In life a single glimpse is never enough…
Front and back views are very important to understand
the essence of my bronze sculpture Two Facets,
where one side is more feminine and the other appears
to be more masculine
Attachment
(2003) Size: 24 x 10 x 17inch
Medium: Bronze
At first sight one can see a seated woman, from the side -a couple, united together as one body.
Facing the front, you find a baby or a child, the whole family in one piece of bronze.
Connected
(2001) Size: 14 x 15 x 18inch
Medium: Bronze
Viewing the front, one can see two figures sitting very close to each other,
Mother and daughter, unwilling to disconnect the umbilical cord,
It could also represent any relationship between two human beings.
From the side view a third creature emerges out of both
a symbol of infinite connection
She Tree
(2001) Size: 17x15x12inch
Medium: Bronze
Foot Loose
(2000) Size: 32x 13x 14inch
Medium: Bronze
You can view a different face on each side of this semi
abstract sculpture.
The figure looks like a dancer in an impossible pose,
Looking carefully, you’ll discover her leg is flowing up to the chest, no belly in between…
