Shoal

Weighing 16 kg, measuring 50 cm wide, 30 cm high, and 30 cm deep, this sculpture is carved in the shape of swimming fish. This beautiful piece reflects companionship, a connection that occurs naturally, conveying both tranquility and movement.

This sculpture features two fish carved from red dolomite, gracefully suspended above an undulating base of gray dolomite that evokes the seabed. The reddish veins of the fish subtly contrast with the mineral serenity of the base, creating a balanced and harmonious visual composition. The dynamic forms and opposing postures of the fish convey a sense of lively interaction, as if they were engaged in a lively exchange in the depths.

The work captures a moment of silent connection in the aquatic world, where matter becomes movement and stone transforms into life.

Both dolomites originate from Córdoba, Argentina.