Cascata

The bronze sculpture Cascasta embodies the circle and the element of water. The circle is an almost sacred shape, and water is the most fundamental substance on our planet. Both elements reflect the continuity and infinity of nature’s recurrent cycle, of which we are all a part.

The power of the form lies in the interplay of lines, weight, and delicate balance. This concept plays on the philosophy of Tai Chi: the confluence of opposites, where softness intersects with ruggedness, push meets pull, and concave mirrors convex shapes. When these qualities are in harmony, they captivate our attention and infuse the sculpture with life.