Monumental Figurative Large Sculpture Exploring Inner Conflict – Good vs Evil

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DESCRIPTION
This monumental figurative large sculpture explores the tension between opposing internal forces — restraint versus impulse, reason versus chaos, … Read more DESCRIPTION
This monumental figurative large sculpture explores the tension between opposing internal forces — restraint versus impulse, reason versus chaos, control versus surrender. Intertwined forms are bound by rigid linear elements, creating a visceral sense of psychological struggle and suspended motion.

The composition is intentionally confrontational. Figures appear caught mid-conflict, neither victorious nor defeated, embodying the uneasy balance between good and evil that exists within the human mind. The work reads as both physical and emotional — heavy in material, charged in meaning.

Mounted on a substantial stone base, the sculpture has real architectural presence. It is not decorative and not passive. This is a piece meant to command space and provoke sustained attention.

Artist attribution and provenance are available to serious collectors upon request.

DETAILS
Medium: Sculptural composite or metal (iron or bronze) with dark patina
Base: Solid stone or marble
Height: Over 20 inches
Weight: Very heavy
Style: Brutalist, figurative, modern expressionist
One-of-a-kind work
Not currently available or reproducible

CONDITION NOTES
Excellent condition. Surface variation and patina are intentional and integral to the work. Structurally solid and professionally executed.

WHY THIS PIECE
This sculpture is for collectors who respond to meaning, mass, and tension — not trend. It functions as a focal object in contemporary, brutalist, or gallery-driven interiors, and holds its own in institutional or design-forward settings. This is not a piece you replace. It’s one you live with. See less