Bird in Space, after Brancusi

Bird in Space after Brancusi is a sleek, abstract sculpture that pays homage to Constantin Brancusi’s iconic exploration of form and movement. Rather than depicting a bird in any literal sense, the piece evokes the essence of flight through its elongated, tapering shape and upward momentum. The sculpture is carved from red granite, which lends it a deep, earthy tone and a subtle shimmer when light glides across its impeccably smooth surface. Its streamlined form rises gracefully from a simple limestone base, creating a visual tension between the grounded foundation and the upward thrust of the figure. The work captures a sense of ascension and weightlessness, embodying the idea of a bird soaring through space without directly imitating its physical features.