White Spire Sculpture Trio

erticality, Grown from Form

White Spire Sculpture Trio explores the relationship between scale, silhouette and architectural atrium space through a set of three soaring, tapering sculptures rising from bulbous bases into slender needle-like points.

Each piece begins as a smooth, rounded form at the base and draws upward into an impossibly slender spire, its surface wrapped in a fine gridded texture reminiscent of woven basketry or stretched fabric. Grouped together at staggered heights, the trio creates a striking rhythmic composition, their pale, matte-white finish reading as calm and sculptural against dark stone flooring and warm timber-clad walls.

Designed to occupy full-height atrium and double-volume spaces, the sculptures use verticality itself as the defining gesture — drawing the eye upward and anchoring the entire volume of a lobby or entrance in a single, unmistakable visual moment.

Rather than functioning as conventional floor sculptures, the trio acts as an architectural centrepiece—using extreme scale, tapering form and repetition to define and elevate double-height interior spaces.

A set of three soaring, tapering white sculptures with a fine gridded surface texture, designed for double-height lobby and atrium installations.