A Dialogue with Gravity

Every sculpture we have ever released is an argument with gravity. We stack three hundred pounds of honed travertine on a contact point no wider than a coin, balancing it with an offset bronze counter-lever. Visitors often hold their breath when they first approach it, sensing the precarious poise. That tension—that momentary suspension of disbelief—is where art resides. It reminds us that balance is not a static state of rest, but an active, vigilant engagement with the invisible physics of our universe.