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Cast Bronze
33 × 59 × 18 cm
(Baby Rhinoceros) The rhinoceros is one of the last living megafauna, a survivor from the Pleistocene whose armored bulk carries the weight of deep evolutionary time — a creature that has outlasted entire epochs. Rendering it as a baby transforms that ancient, armored presence into something tender and vulnerable: the rough, heavily textured surface of the bronze suggests the hide already forming, the prehistoric animal emerging, but the compact rounded form still belongs entirely to the realm of the new and unfinished.
Cast Bronze
33 × 59 × 18 cm
(Baby Rhinoceros) The rhinoceros is one of the last living megafauna, a survivor from the Pleistocene whose armored bulk carries the weight of deep evolutionary time — a creature that has outlasted entire epochs. Rendering it as a baby transforms that ancient, armored presence into something tender and vulnerable: the rough, heavily textured surface of the bronze suggests the hide already forming, the prehistoric animal emerging, but the compact rounded form still belongs entirely to the realm of the new and unfinished.