Walking with Amaryllis

The implied motion. The spontaneity of being present at the exact time the flower head tips forward. Tall, poised, and enigmatic, Walking with Amaryllis is a graceful bronze sculpture whose vertical form stands like a sentinel—slender yet grounded, with a gentle sway that suggests both human posture and botanical elegance. The sculpture rises from a minimal base, its surface flowing with subtle ridges and draped contours that evoke the stem of a flower, a trailing cloak, or the elongated torsion of a figure mid-step. At the top, a sweeping, folded gesture curves outward like the petal of a lily or a head bowed in quiet motion. The gentle sweep of its upper arc and the flowing texture along its body speak to the balance of movement and stillness. This sculpture is perfect for those who appreciate minimalism with emotional depth—an object of calm presence, rooted in the language of nature and form.