Amor

The purity of the white marble figure contrasts with the colour and geometry of the ceiling above. The soft, organic curves of the body stand against the precise architectural forms surrounding it, creating a quiet tension between sculpture and space.

The figure seems almost weightless beneath the ordered pattern of the ceiling. Light catches the marble and strips the statue back to its essential form: a body, a gesture, a silhouette.

What first appears to be a simple encounter with a classical sculpture becomes something more abstract — the human form set against architecture, softness against geometry, and timeless marble against the colours of the present.

The edition

Limited edition of 5 on Photo Rag Baryta 315g.

Delivered unframed.