Cast Bronze
46 × 120 × 64 cm
April takes its name from the Latin aperire — "to open" — the month when the earth unlocks itself after winter and new life pushes through. The two figures here, a woman reclining in easy sensuality and a man curved attentively toward her, embody that seasonal spirit in its most intimate register: the reopening of desire, the body's answering warmth, the particular tenderness of two people who have turned toward each other the way the natural world turns toward the light.
Cast Bronze
46 × 120 × 64 cm
April takes its name from the Latin aperire — "to open" — the month when the earth unlocks itself after winter and new life pushes through. The two figures here, a woman reclining in easy sensuality and a man curved attentively toward her, embody that seasonal spirit in its most intimate register: the reopening of desire, the body's answering warmth, the particular tenderness of two people who have turned toward each other the way the natural world turns toward the light.
