This cold-cast, bronze resin sculpture is named after one of our hens, Grace.

The piece, though named after Grace because of the gracefulness of the form, is inspired by the Mobius strip* - a fascinating geometric from with only one side and one boundary. Associated with the themes of infinity, endlessness and unity it is also emblematic of how we experience time in a cyclical, non-linear manner.

I have found being in the company of the hens for extended periods of time, transports me to a place of non-linear, rhythmic time, repeating yet unique cycles of experience. Hence, it seemed fitting that as it was the hens that returned me to this place where I wanted to sculpt again - that my first pieces are named after them.

Actual metal powders, whether they be bronze, copper, aluminium, brass and so on – are used in the making of my cold-cast sculptures.

This piece is made using a method known as cold cast bronze resin with Verdigris patina, finished with a clear matt sealant to protect the finish and enhance longevity so that the piece looks, feels, and ages like solid bronze.

Each piece due to the handcrafting process, will vary in its finish/patina.

Limited edition size of 45 pieces.

Grace measures 31cm in length, 13cm at widest point, and 21.5cm in height approx.

*The German mathematicians August Ferdinand Möbius and Johann Benedict Listing are independently credited for discovering the Möbius strip in 1858.