Nautilus, 2024

Silk paper, reed, led light, found branch, cement

75 × 35 × 20 cm

Private Collection

Suspended in quiet balance from a natural branch, Nautilus carries the memory of the sea in its coiled, organic form. Its spiraling curves echo the ancient geometry of the nautilus shell—an enduring symbol of growth, proportion, and the unfolding of time. Light plays gently across its surface, drawing the eye inward, as if tracing the path of a tide that has no end.

Rooted in nature yet abstracted into something unfamiliar, the sculpture invites reflection on the intelligence of form in the natural world—how beauty, structure, and evolution can exist in perfect harmony. In Nautilus, we’re reminded of life’s quiet rhythms and the deep time held within a single spiral.