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Cast Bronze
86 × 84 × 56 cm
"Warrior II" is both a title rooted in the long tradition of heroic sculpture and a direct echo of the yoga pose Virabhadrasana II, named for the fierce warrior Virabhadra of Hindu mythology — a form that demands perfect balance between force and stillness, aggression and control. The figure here, one leg planted and the other extended in a deep lateral stance with arms wide, embodies exactly that paradox: maximum extension held in absolute equilibrium.
Cast Bronze
86 × 84 × 56 cm
"Warrior II" is both a title rooted in the long tradition of heroic sculpture and a direct echo of the yoga pose Virabhadrasana II, named for the fierce warrior Virabhadra of Hindu mythology — a form that demands perfect balance between force and stillness, aggression and control. The figure here, one leg planted and the other extended in a deep lateral stance with arms wide, embodies exactly that paradox: maximum extension held in absolute equilibrium.