Olivia is a wire portrait constructed from steel. She does not represent a specific person, nor is she meant to carry a fixed meaning. Instead, she explores pairings that seem incompatible—delicate and strong, ethereal and grounded, elegant and tangled.
As you move around the sculpture, the image shifts. Lines overlap, separate, and reconnect, sometimes appearing solid and other times nearly disappearing. The wire reads like a drawing in space—light and open—yet the material is cold and industrial.
Bends and joints remain visible. She is not perfectly resolved, yet the lines work together to create balance and beauty.
