The messenger of purity and inner fire

The sculpture, weighing 1.2 kg, measures 22 cm high, 15 cm wide, and 19 cm deep and is shaped like a hummingbird. It depicts a hummingbird in flight, crafted with a mastery that combines the softness of the forms with the strength of the stones.

Body: Carved from white dolomite, conveying purity, lightness and serenity.

Breast: Sculpted in red dolomite, a vibrant detail that symbolizes the burning heart and vital passion that drives this tiny bird.

Wings and tail: Made of blue onyx, with a subtle transparency that evokes the air, the freshness of the sky and constant movement.

Intermediate base: The hummingbird perches on a crystallized fluorite formation, a stone that provides brilliance and depth, recalling the inner richness of the earth.

Final support: Everything rests on a polished base of dark harzburgite, a magmatic rock that connects the work with the deepest and most ancient part of the planet.

The Brazilian sculptor drew inspiration from the duality between the ethereal and the earthly. The hummingbird, a light and fleeting bird, emerges from the white dolomite as a symbol of innocence and freedom, while the red detail on its chest recalls the intensity of life that beats even in the smallest beings.

The blue onyx wings represent the sky and the perpetual quest for flight, while the crystallized fluorite symbolizes the mystery and beauty hidden in the depths of the earth.

Finally, the harzburgite, a rock linked to the igneous origin of our planet, anchors the sculpture, reminding us that even the most fragile and lightest things are sustained by the primordial force of nature.

This piece is, in essence, a tribute to resilience and ephemeral beauty, where the fragility of the hummingbird meets the eternity of the stone.