Revelation IV

A copper form is gradually revealed within a textured white field, its irregular edges softening the transition into the surrounding surface. The surrounding space gives the composition a sense of depth, allowing the concealed form to appear as though it has been uncovered rather than applied.

The changing reflective qualities of the copper subtly alter its visual presence, while the sculptural relief continues to reveal new detail over time. Together, these qualities invite a slower reading of the work, where discovery unfolds through sustained observation.