Description: This sculpture metaphorically reflects concealed violence veiled in affection and deception. A bent wooden figure lies facing a heart-shaped array of colorful beads—suggesting not love, but injury and illusion.
This sculpture embodies a profound contrast between surface calm and hidden threat. A curved, fragile wooden form reaches toward something beautiful and colorful — a heart made of bright beads. But this beauty is seductive, not sincere; behind it lies the suggestion of harm, deception, and quiet danger.
Poisoned Caress speaks of violence that enters not with a blade, but with a smile. Of betrayal wrapped in softness. It warns us that not all tenderness is safe — some of it disarms, deceives, and ultimately wounds.
The sculpture does not scream. It folds in on itself. But through its silence, it whispers a hard truth: sometimes the gentlest touch is the most deadly
