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Cast Bronze
10 × 44 × 24 cm
Maracanda was the ancient name for Samarkand, the fabled Central Asian city that served as a jewel of the Silk Road and the site where Alexander the Great famously killed his close friend Cleitus in a drunken rage — a place where conquest, culture, and tragedy intersected. The recumbent feline form, rendered in verdigris green, evokes the territorial patience of a civilization that has watched empires pass over it like weather.
Cast Bronze
10 × 44 × 24 cm
Maracanda was the ancient name for Samarkand, the fabled Central Asian city that served as a jewel of the Silk Road and the site where Alexander the Great famously killed his close friend Cleitus in a drunken rage — a place where conquest, culture, and tragedy intersected. The recumbent feline form, rendered in verdigris green, evokes the territorial patience of a civilization that has watched empires pass over it like weather.