Myrmidon Sculpture

The idea of this sculpture lies in the contrast between the artificial and the natural. Its flowing, curved form with the cutouts conveys a sense of movement, like a moment of transformation paused in time. The tension between sharp edges and smooth contours creates a dynamic balance, while the open spaces encourage the viewer to interact with the artwork from different perspectives. I designed this sculpture to challenge classical ideas about balance and composition, inviting the view to reflect on the harmonious coexistence of opposing elements—light and shadow, hardness and softness, the natural and the man-made. This work goes beyond being a static object; it asks us to perceive form as something alive, flowing, and continually evolving with changes in perspective and light.