Path Under the Moon

The sculpture Path Under the Moon embodies a symbolic journey and aspiration, connecting elements of nature, the cosmos, and human pursuit. The arrangement of stones, placed in a dynamic composition, evokes not only the strength of mountain ranges but also the path that one follows in pursuit of light, just like following the Moon. The white stone, positioned at the top of the composition, symbolizes the Moon — a source of inspiration and aspiration. It is not attached to the composition, allowing for its movement, creating new interactions with the object and offering additional freedom for interpretation.
The materials used to create the sculpture are soapstone (talc chlorite) and slate, carefully chosen to balance texture, hue, and form. These natural stones foster a connection to the organic world, emphasizing the harmony between the Earth’s elements and artistic expression. The Recycle technique allows the past to be reimagined, turning stones, once part of nature, into a work of art that continues its life, acquiring new meaning and form.
Each facet of this piece invites reflection on the connection between humans, nature, and the cosmos, as well as the endless journey and possibilities. This sculpture is a unique art object that will become a focal point in any interior, adding philosophical depth and aesthetic value.