Muse in Freefall explores themes of balance, fragility, and inspiration. It features a smoothly carved wooden plank with flowing curves that resemble a woman's silhouette, symbolizing the muse as both a figure and a spirit. The plank is suspended at an angle by a steel rod attached to a square concrete base, creating a sense of tension as it appears weightless despite its sturdy material.

On top of the form, a concrete cylinder sits on a thin steel rod, half of which is coated in bright yellow, highlighting the round opening at the base, which is painted the same color inside. A strand of fluffy yellow yarn drapes along the upper side of the wood, adding a playful, tactile touch that softens the structural tension.

The interplay of wood, steel, concrete, and fiber embodies the fleeting nature of inspiration: grounded yet ephemeral, falling yet luminous.

Key Features:

• Modern abstract sculpture

• Wood, concrete, steel, and fiber

• Dimensions: 56" x 32" x 22"