Gongkan featured with forms rendered to mimic

with forms rendered to mimic the brevity of life

The glossy red bronze crown titled Crown Volume I is a tongue in cheek representation of the monarchy and how “pumped up” it appears to be

Though rooted in Buddhist culture

presenting an intriguing mix of genders-where women resemble men

The subjects for Gazer

Gongkan featured with forms rendered to mimicWhere we go after death is a question without a definitive answer, much like the futuresomething we anticipate but can never truly predict. This artwork evokes the uncertainty of what lies beyond life, suggesting that while we may have visions of what awaits us, we can never be sure. It invites contemplation of an unknown realm that may or may not exist in the afterlife. Each flower is uniquely hand embellished and will vary per impression.