Triad is a hand‑forged sculpture that embodies the harmony of three elemental forces, uniting steel and copper into a singular, expressive form. Through fire, hammer, and deliberate shaping, the material emerges with a textured surface that records its making while inviting visual and tactile exploration.
The composition centers on a forged ring — a locus of core energy — from which three dynamic arms extend, each gesturing outward with purposeful momentum. The interplay between positive form and the surrounding negative space creates a rhythm of light and shadow that evolves with the viewer’s perspective, reinforcing a sense of balance and intentionality.
More than a static object, Triad evokes the interconnectedness of forces — nature, humanity, and the cosmos — suggesting both unity and distinction within a shared structure. Finished in a rich hot‑wax patina that deepens material contrast and surface nuance, this sculpture anchors its environment with quiet presence and symbolic resonance.
