A family portrait carved in time.
This bas relief gathers nine figures, the parents and their seven children, held in a moment that has quietly outlived the decades.
The gentle green surrounding them whispers of the world they once knew: wide fields, quiet forests, endless afternoons where the earth itself felt like a playground. A time when nature was not something you visited but something you belonged to.
In these sculpted faces lives the echo of growing up close to the land, the freedom, the simplicity, the quiet certainty of being rooted.
It is a tribute to childhood as it once was, unhurried and open hearted, shaped by wind, light and the soft presence of the natural world.
This piece does not only remember a family. It remembers a way of being.
