Bronze Helix Feather Sculpture

Movement Cast in Metal

Bronze Helix Feather Sculpture explores the relationship between rhythm, motion and monumental scale through a soaring spiral sculpture built from stacked, feather-like fins.

A dense sequence of individually cast blade-like forms spirals upward around a central twisting spine, each fin angled slightly against the next to create a sense of continuous rotational movement — like a feather, a fern frond or a strand of DNA rendered at architectural scale. The rich, weathered bronze-green patina finish gives the piece an aged, monumental quality, as if unearthed rather than fabricated.

At a scale that reaches well into double-digit heights, the sculpture is designed as a genuine architectural centrepiece — the kind of piece that defines the space around it, whether suspended in an atrium or anchoring an entrance.

Rather than functioning as a conventional standing sculpture, the piece acts as a monumental spatial gesture—using scale, repetition and spiral form to bring dramatic, sweeping movement to soaring interior or exterior spaces.

A large-scale spiral sculpture built from stacked bronze-finish fins, designed as a monumental centrepiece for double-height spaces.