This sculpture pairs the tensile strength of brass with the dynamism of a leopard in ascent. The polished body, streamlined, muscular, exacting, contrasts against the raw, textural grain of the branch it climbs. Cast and finished by hand, the work highlights brass not just as metal, but as architecture: weight balanced on a slender incline, sheen fractured by shadow, volume carved against void. It is an engineered presence, anchoring interiors with the permanence of craft and the poise of sculpture.
