Description

This abstract ceramic sculpture by Brahmadeo Pandit evokes the primal memory of seed, bark, and earth. Rising from a cylindrical base, the form resembles a magnified pine cone or fossilized pod—its surface fissured with deep, organic cracks that suggest both geological time and botanical resilience. The rich, earthen palette and tactile texture speak to Pandit’s mastery of clay as a medium of transformation, where nature’s decay becomes a site of aesthetic renewal. Mounted against a neutral backdrop, the piece commands attention not through scale but through its quiet intensity—an ode to the latent energy within dormant forms.