Harmony or Disharmony II. Sculpture

This sculpture is about how we see — or how differently we see — the same thing. As we grow, we’re shaped by culture, tradition, memory, desire. What we perceive is never just what’s in front of us — it’s what lives within us. Does this form disturb you? Does it make you smile, or raise questions you can’t quite name? Does it speak of harmony — or disharmony? You won’t find the answer in the artwork. You’ll find it in your own eyes. This piece is a reflection of my creative philosophy: Not Labor. Love. Each sculpture I make is not a product — it’s a pulse, a moment of vulnerability made visible. Technique: hand-built stoneware One of a kind.