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A fragmented bronze head emerges from wood like a fossil of thought, etched with time’s quiet violence. Its angular contours and green patina evoke both decay and dignity—an ode to memory weathered by silence. The inscription “HENRY” whispers identity through abstraction, as if naming were an act of reclamation. Himmat Shah sculpts the human trace…
A fragmented bronze head emerges from wood like a fossil of thought, etched with time’s quiet violence. Its angular contours and green patina evoke both decay and dignity—an ode to memory weathered by silence. The inscription “HENRY” whispers identity through abstraction, as if naming were an act of reclamation. Himmat Shah sculpts the human trace as relic, where form dissolves into myth.
| Weight | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Media | Ink on Paper |
| Certificate of Authenticity | Yes |
| Provenanace | Direclty acquired from the artist. |
| Artist | Himmat Shah |
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