"Oceanography I"

Year: 2022

Dimensions: 16"H x 14"W x 8"D

Materials: metal and wood

Remarks:  A piece of driftwood, worn smooth by the relentless motion of tides, serves as the heart of this sculpture. Metal tubes, polished yet weathered, trace the natural contours of the wood, following its curves and crevices as if mapping its history. Together, the materials evoke the slow, patient passage of time—how water shapes, erodes, and transforms. The juxtaposition of wood and metal mirrors the interplay between nature and human intervention, while the rhythmic lines of the tubes suggest the ebb and flow of the ocean, capturing both motion and memory in a suspended moment. The work is at once a reflection on impermanence and a celebration of resilience, a quiet tribute to the forces that shape both matter and life.