The Serpent Current

$2,400.00

The Serpent Current asks why certain symbols continue to endure. Rather than using the serpent simply as an emblem of transformation, the repeated motif becomes a rhythm through which endings continually fold into beginnings, suggesting renewal as an ongoing condition rather than a destination. Its pillar-like form and restrained bronze patina draw upon visual languages that have persisted across centuries—not to evoke the past, but to ask whether these inherited forms still carry the power to shape how we understand ourselves and the world.

One of five sculptural vessels from The Sovereign Return, 2026.

Stoneware ceramic, glaze & underglaze

536mm (H) x 296mm (W) × 298mm (D)

3.7kg

Signed by the artist - Certificate of Authenticity - Professionally packed and fully insured in transit.

The Serpent Current asks why certain symbols continue to endure. Rather than using the serpent simply as an emblem of transformation, the repeated motif becomes a rhythm through which endings continually fold into beginnings, suggesting renewal as an ongoing condition rather than a destination. Its pillar-like form and restrained bronze patina draw upon visual languages that have persisted across centuries—not to evoke the past, but to ask whether these inherited forms still carry the power to shape how we understand ourselves and the world.

One of five sculptural vessels from The Sovereign Return, 2026.

Stoneware ceramic, glaze & underglaze

536mm (H) x 296mm (W) × 298mm (D)

3.7kg

Signed by the artist - Certificate of Authenticity - Professionally packed and fully insured in transit.

Built slowly by hand, each sculpture retains the evidence of its making - the minute shifts in symmetry, surface and form that emerge through the coil-building process. These traces are not corrected away but remain part of the life of the object: evidence of the time, touch and attention embedded within it.