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"King and Queen - the couple" 2026 PLA (bio-based plastic),electroplated with copper, patinated/ Click here to buy

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  King and Queen

  the couple

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  The Whisper

  of the Deep

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  on the threshold

  of existence

This sculpture presents a vertical, organic form reminiscent of coral or stylized spines. The surface is a vibrant turquoise with a rough, porous texture, dynamically enlivened by copper accents and raised elements. Numerous irregular openings pierce the structure, lending the work an airy lightness. The forms culminate in abstracted, almost anthropomorphic silhouettes at the top, resting on a solid, rectangular base. In the coral forests of Xylos lived the twin guardians, Kael and Lyra. They were not beings of flesh and blood, but were formed from the living crystal of the deep sea, their bodies colored by the ocean, laced with turquoise embellishments reminiscent of coral, and copper accents that shone like petrified sunlight. Their home was a sunken city, its ruins illuminated by an eternal twilight, punctuated by bioluminescent algae that floated like stardust in the water. For eons, Kael and Lyra had been destined to protect the Heart of Xylos, a pulsating gemstone containing the life force of the entire planet. They stood side by side, their abstract yet human-like forms almost merging, as if bound by invisible ties. The openings and irregular shapes in their bodies allowed light to filter through, casting dancing patterns on the sandy seabed. One day, Kael and Lyra sensed a dark presence approaching the city. A shadow from the ocean's deepest abysses, a creature of the void, intent on stealing the heart of Xylos and devouring its light. The twin guardians felt the threat coursing through their crystalline veins. They stood upright, heads raised, ready to confront the unknown. As the creature of the void emerged from the shadows, a formless mass of darkness and despair, Kael and Lyra stood fearless. They unleashed the pent-up energy of the sea that pulsed within their bodies. Light burst forth from their crystalline forms, turquoise and copper flashing in an unholy dance. They merged their energies into a single beam of pure light that struck the creature of the void. The battle was brief but fierce. The light of Xylos fought against the darkness, energy against the void. In the end, the creature of the void was thrust back into the depths, its power broken. Kael and Lyra returned to their silent sentries, their bodies still trembling from the exertion. The sunken city was safe once more, the heart of Xylos beating on undisturbed. The twin guardians, Kael and Lyra, remained its eternal keepers, a silent reminder of the power of the Light and the steadfastness of those willing to defend it. Their abstract forms, like ancient seals, rested in the stillness of the ocean, ready for any new threat that might rise from the depths of oblivion.