Black Abstract Grazing Deer Wire Metal Sculpture - 158cm Camels with the wave geometry carefully

with the wave geometry carefully calibrated for coherent flow

then resolves on closer approach into a carved topography of angled planes and crisp geometric shadow lines

The horns are finished in a clean off-white with subtle shadowing to read against the dark spiked head

The left-hand charcoal panel is finished in matte tonality that absorbs light where the white fold field reflects it — the two halves reading as deliberate opposites in both colour and surface behaviour

The white marble chosen for this piece carries the characteristic slight veining of statuary-grade stone

Black Abstract Grazing Deer Wire Metal Sculpture - 158cm Camels with the wave geometry carefullyDescription A deer bowing its head to graze, its form built from an intricate mesh of black wire that grows denser toward the body and dissolves at the edges. The solid black head with defined ears contrasts beautifully with the tangled, sketch like body. Drawn from the Wild Hand assembled from hundreds of individual metal wire strands welded together, this sculpture captures the essence of a deer in loose, expressive form. The matte black finish