It doesn’t decide for you—
it holds both.

One side pulls inward—toward the arch, toward gathering, toward density.
The other opens out—space widening, movement dispersing, nothing closing the frame.

They don’t contradict each other.
They exist together.

Figures mirror this shift—compressed on one side, spread on the other—never breaking the rhythm, only changing its direction.

The structure remains consistent—stone, surface, weight—yet the experience changes depending on where you stand.

There is no single reading.
No fixed path.

The palette stays unified—pale stone, muted gold, soft greys—allowing the difference to come from movement, not color.

You don’t choose one.
You move between them.

As a one-of-a-kind original set, this work doesn’t present a single direction.
It holds two—where entry and release exist at the same time.

Available by private inquiry.