Archaic
Forms
Carved
in Stone
Through subtraction alone, archaic figures and abstract structures emerge from the mass. Parts remain rough and broken, while refined geometric planes cut through the surface like exposed fragments of something ancient. These works do not aim to depict perfect beings. They exist somewhere between figure, artifact and presence — suspended between formation and erosion.
Every sculpture is hand-carved from a single block. No casting. No replication.
Only stone, pressure and removal.
from mass.
Defined by
restraint.
No casting. No replication.
Only subtraction — until something ancient appears.
A raw block of stone. No sketches. No predefined form. The process is subtractive — material is removed, not added. Structure and tension emerge step by step. Rough fractures remain, contrasting with refined surfaces. What remains is not constructed, but revealed.
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