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Weighing 8.6 kg, this sculpture measures 35 cm high, 22 cm wide, and 21 cm deep. It is an abstract piece carved from blue onyx with veins in shades of white, gray, and orange-brown that run through its structure in smooth transitions. Its form is organic and fluid, with intertwined curves that suggest continuous movement, as if capturing the flow of water or wind in the stone.

This sculpture is part of the "From the Ephemeral to the Infinite" collection, an exploration of constant transformation in nature and the relationship between the transient and the eternal. Hand-carved from sky onyx marble, the work seeks to capture the connection between the sky and glaciers, evoking their majesty and harmony in a state of perpetual change.

Sky onyx, with its translucent tones and natural veining, lends depth and serenity to the piece, allowing light to interact with the surface and create effects that evoke the reflection of the sky on ice. The softness of its forms and the fluidity of its lines represent the perpetual movement of glaciers, while the texture of the stone alludes to the solidity and fragility of ice at the same time.

The blue onyx comes from Salta, while its Harzburgite base comes from Cordoba, all Argentine locations.